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Drugmaker Novo Nordisk reaches market value of $500 million

Demand for obesity drugs has pushed Novo Nordisk's share price to new highs.

Economy

The impact of Brexit on the UK’s financial sector four years on

A report marking the fourth anniversary of the UK leaving the European Union looks at which of the early Brexit predictions came true in the financial sector.

Economy

IMF: Global growth will be stronger than expected in 2024 at 3.1%

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its forecast for global growth, projecting 3.1% in 2024. However, Europe's prospects are not as positive.

Economy

Which is Europe’s most corrupt country?

Transparency International has released its latest report about anti-corruption efforts in Western Europe and the EU.

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Business

Does China's Evergrande have to pay back its $300 billion debts now?

The world’s most heavily indebted real estate developer has been ordered to undergo liquidation. But their assets don't cover their liabilities.

Business

UK's flagship nuclear plant hit by more delays as costs balloon

Taking into account price rises, the final cost is one-third higher than expected and the construction takes years longer, developer EDF said.

Economy

These are the fastest-growing jobs in Europe in 2024

AI, sustainability, and cybersecurity are on the rise, LinkedIn said in its latest report about job market prospects for 2024.

Business

SAP plans to 'transform' 8,000 jobs due to AI-driven business

One of Europe’s biggest tech companies is restructuring 8,000 jobs in an effort to shift their focus to AI.

Business

Monitoring its employees too closely cost Amazon millions in France

France's data protection watchdog found the tech giant's practices breached workers' rights, fining Amazon a hefty €32 million.

Business

This AI startup went from zero to $1 billion in two years

Voice AI startup ElevenLabs has gained so-called "unicorn" status after its latest round of fundraising.

Economy

What Italy should do to avoid an economic slowdown

Tax and spending reforms are necessary in the country where the public debt is 140% of the gross domestic product, states a new report from the OECD.

Economy

Davos 2024: Ukraine's Zelenskyy set to meet JP Morgan boss

Ukraine is seeking new ways to finance its rebuilding plans as vital aid from the West slows down. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly has plans to meet JP Morgan's CEO at the World Economic Forum.

Economy

Germany's GDP shrank in 2023 as industries limped to end of year

Europe's biggest economy had a rough year: German GDP contracted by 0.3% in 2023, according to official data.

Economy

Brexit: Here is how much it cost for the UK economy

London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls on the UK government to "urgently build a closer relationship with the EU" after a new report reveals how much the UK economy is losing after leaving the EU.

Economy

OECD: Inflation dipped slightly in November 2023

Across the 38 members of the OECD, year-on-year inflation was at a two-year low in November 2023.

Business

The world's fastest on-road car is up for auction

The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ could fetch as much as €5 million.

Business

Where in Europe will the property market revive in 2024?

The rise of technologies, such as AI, and the solid growth in tourism-related sectors could drive Europe's commercial real estate market next year, while the housing market struggles to get back on its feet and the rental market soars.

Markets

Best investments in 2024: 'Digital gold' and European stocks

Euronews Business takes a closer look at what investments are most likely to yield in the new year, amidst various uncertainties in the global economy.

Business

Tesla could lose its prime spot in the EV market to a Chinese company

Elon Musk may not be sitting too long on top of the world's biggest electric car empire.

Business

Intel has just sealed the largest investment ever in Israel

The chip maker has agreed to invest billions in Israel after securing a generous incentive from the country's government.

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