Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Daniel Harper
Pro-Palestine activists blockade BAE Systems over ties to Israel
Activists in Glasgow have staged a blockade at the BAE Systems factory, joined by coordinated protests across the UK and Europe, urging the company to sever ties with Israel and calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
Lithuanian schools receive hundreds of bomb threats
Following mass bomb threats to schools and other public buildings and organisations, Lithuania is dealing with an 'information attack' according to the police department.
European education slips downward, according to PISA report by OECD
Whilst many Asian countries have shown remarkable improvement in reading and mathematics many European countries have fallen behind in educational standards.
Is your olive oil legal? Theft and fraud rampant across Mediterranean
As demand for olive oil outstrips supply, high prices have caused a boom in illegal activity in olive-growing regions.
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Disney's dividend is back after a three-year suspension
The Disney dividend is back after a suspension of more than three years. Euronews Business takes a look at how the company is turning its finances around.
Why is Saudi Arabia buying 10% of Heathrow airport in the UK?
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is set to acquire a 10% stake in London's Heathrow airport from Spanish firm Ferrovial as part of a major shareholder reshuffle.
Russia approves record spend for its military in new 2024 budget
The Russian President has approved a record budget increase of around 30% for military spending in 2024, reaching 36.6 trillion rubles (€376.7 billion).
Here's why EU imports and exports are seeing a downturn
Euronews Business takes a look at some of the reasons why EU imports and exports have been decreasing.
Lack of menstrual health support at work impacting two-thirds of women
A new survey by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has highlighted the inequality women in the workplace face due to menstruation with over two-thirds of UK women having bad experiences at work.
The 'final Beatles song' : What it means to fans
Following the release of a 13-minute documentary, the 'final Beatles song' will be released on 2 November to the joy of millions of fans across the world.
Austria to compensate gay men convicted under discriminatory laws
A historic proposal by the Austrian Ministry of Justice sees €33m set aside to compensate those who were wrongly convicted - but critics say the amount on offer is not enough.
It's time to buy property in the UK, but there's a catch
With prices falling by more than 5% in the year to September, this could be the moment to invest in real estate.
World’s largest crypto exchange Binance leaves Russia
Binance is selling its Russian operations to CommEX marking a significant shift in the crypto landscape.
Tesla could face tariff threat in EU's China EV subsidy probe
Tesla, among other electrical vehicle manufacturers, is caught in the crosshairs of the EU’s investigation into anti-subsidy inquiry with China.
UK regulator provisionally approves deal for acquiring Activision
Microsoft is clearing the final hurdles in its aim to acquire video gaming giant Activision Blizzard following a restructured $69 billion deal.
Bank of England pauses interest hikes, as several European countries climb
Following a surprise decrease in inflation in August, the Bank of England has announced its decision to pause interest rates, in contrast to many of the UK’s neighbours.
Central Bank of Denmark urges caution over economic future
Denmark's Nationalbank has called for economic caution with regard to future policy making, also predicting hovering inflation to come.
Life in plastic: It’s overshoot day for the world’s favourite material
Today marks International Plastic Overshoot Day, when the world officially exceeds the amount of plastic it can effectively manage in a year.
How are wildfires affecting Greece’s summer travel season?
As thousands are evacuated from the Greek islands of Rhodes and Corfu, there are concerns over the future of Greece’s future tourist industry as sweltering heat and future wildfires could hinder the viability of Greek tourism.
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