Business EU's 'carbon border tax' could hurt climate talks - China adviser The European Union's proposed "carbon border tax" on imports could introduce uncertain and harmful factors to otherwise friendly cooperation in climate talks, an adviser to China's negotiating team at a United Nations conference said on Wednesday.
Business EU release growth forecast - and it's a mixed bag On the one hand the European economy is in its seventh consecutive year of growth and every EU country is set to grow. But on the other hand in some cases, like in Italy, this growth is 0.1%. 07/11/2019
Business Sterling to get post-election blues if Labour wins majority: poll A Reuters poll has found that sterling would bounce in the case of a Conservative win in the UK election, whereas a Labour win would see the opposite. 07/11/2019
Business French volunteers find Airbus engine fragments from mid-air explosion A team of French volunteers have found engine fragments that fell from an Airbus A220 during a mid-air engine explosion in July. 07/11/2019
Business Germany could ban Huawei from 5G build-out, says defence minister Germany's defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said on Tuesday that it still hadn't ruled out whether to block Huawei from the country's 5G build-out. 06/11/2019
Business German minister casts doubt on Huawei participation in 5G build-out Heiko Maas told reporters in Berlin that Huawei was a company dependent on the Chinese state, which meant Huawei was obliged to pass on information to the government there. 05/11/2019
Business Hungary central bank head says euro a 'strategic error' The head of Hungary's central bank has published an op-ed piece in the Financial Times in which he said the euro was a "strategic error." 04/11/2019
Business Saudi Arabia kick-starts IPO of world's largest oil company Saudi Arabia kick-starts IPO of world's largest oil company 03/11/2019
Business Google buys Fitbit Google will buy Fitbit for almost 2 billion euros, trying to succeed at the market for fitness trackers and smart watches. 01/11/2019
Business First protest for the ECB New President Protestors said they want the bond-buying policy to be more transparent and to go in another direction, which is to set climate-oriented goals. 01/11/2019
Business Mario Draghi's final ECB meeting Mario Draghi's final assessment on the state of the eurozone economy. 25/10/2019
Business Ghosn's lawyers accuse Japan officials, Nissan execs of collusion Ghosn's lawyers accuse Japan officials, Nissan execs of collusion 24/10/2019
Business Apple removed police-tracking app Apple removed an app that protestors in Hong Kong have used to track police movements. 10/10/2019
Business IMF chief Georgieva: 'Global economy is in a synchronised slowdown' The global economy is going through a "synchronised slowdown", claimed the new managing director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, during her inauguration speech. 09/10/2019
Business US tariffs: EU vows to retaliate In a move that threatens to ignite a transatlantic trade war the US is set to impose tariffs on 6.8 billion euros of EU goods. 04/10/2019
Business US fashion retailer Forever 21 files for bankruptcy US fashion retailer Forever 21 said on Sunday it has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in order to restructure its business. 30/09/2019
Business Healthy oceans can provide solutions to climate change Living by the beach might seem like a dream. But experts now warn against buying coastal properties as no part of the world will be spared from the impacts of climate change. 25/09/2019
Business The collapse of Thomas Cook sent shockwaves across the industry The Greek tourism confederation says economic losses for the country's businesses might be up to 500 million euros. 24/09/2019
