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Indrabati Lahiri

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Toyota calls back 1.12 million vehicles following airbag glitch

Toyota has recalled over a million vehicles across a number of models, due to potential issues with airbag deployment

Economy

German consumers upbeat for 2024 but geopolitical concerns weigh heavy

German consumers feel more optimistic about the new year, but some worries about ongoing geopolitical events continue to dampen sentiment.

Economy

Cost of living crisis means putting this Christmas ritual on hold

This year, Secret Santa might just be the real Grinch for European consumers feeling the cost of living pinch.

Economy

Eurozone inflation compared as energy prices offer some relief

Euro area inflation fell in line with market estimates in November as energy prices fell. Euronews Business breaks down the latest economic data impacting the eurozone economy.

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Markets

Markets' week ahead: Energy stocks spark while luxury goods lose sheen

Euronews Business looks at how European stock markets are opening this week amidst business climate data from Germany and upcoming UK inflation numbers

Markets

Gazprom hits gold in the North Sea prompting stronger sanction calls

The majority state-owned Russian oil company has clocked in millions worth of profits in the last year across Dutch and UK oil fields.

Markets

How trading carbon is helping Europe's agricultural sector

Carbon markets could hold the key to sustainable farming and efforts to mitigate climate change, and many European farmers are exploring them further.

Markets

How ready are these delivery services for Christmas?

A number of delivery services such as Ocado could face glitches as the Christmas rush starts to build up.

Markets

Alphabet shares on a high as Gemini AI model makes its debut

Google’s parent company Alphabet’s shares rose sharply on Thursday, after it unveiled its new Gemini AI model.

Markets

Weekly markets wrap: Luxury stocks lead gains as energy slumps

Euronews Business looks at which European stocks made impressive moves this week and which were lagging behind.

Economy

Declining exports and inventories weigh on the eurozone economy

The eurozone economy shrank slightly in the third quarter of 2023 as inventory levels fell more than expected

Markets

Why Europe's EVs are years behind China despite €250bn investment

The ACEA president has highlighted that the European EV industry may still take until the end of the decade to be at the same levels as global competitors.

Markets

Elon Musk eyes $1 billion investment for his new AI start-up xAI

Euronews Business looks at how Elon Musk is planning to raise $1 billion worth of equity for his new artificial intelligence start-up.

Markets

LSE outage: What happened and which companies were impacted?

Euronews Business looks at what was behind the London Stock Exchange outage on 5 December and which companies were affected.

Economy

Germany and Spain see service sector growth despite wages challenge

Euronews Business looks at why the German services sector has performed better than expected in November and what’s holding the Spanish one back.

Economy

Here’s why Switzerland may not go for a minimum corporate tax rate

Switzerland may now be turning back on a minimum corporate tax rate, proposed by the OECD.

Markets

Weekly market wrap: European shares boosted by steel stocks

European shares were supported by mining and steel stocks this week, as well as spillover sentiment from November’s performance.

Business

"Freedom scallops": The seafood war you probably didn’t know about

As Japan is locked in a scallops standoff with China and Russia, with wider political ramifications, Tokyo reassures consumers worldwide about its seafood safety and looks for new markets. Euronews Business breaks down what it is all about.

Economy

Swiss economy grows as services sector provides support

The Swiss economy grew in the third quarter of 2023 with help from the services sector, although manufacturing continues to drag.

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