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Abu Dhabi’s maritime sector strategy shifts to diversification

“No one is safe, unless everyone is safe” is the mantra behind efforts to immunise the world against Covid-19.

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Jim Mellon predicts the end of animal and dairy farming

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Billionaire and philanthropist, Jim Mellon, discusses his new book, the prospect of an agrarian revolution and how we can be healthier in old age.

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Former air hostess now 'avoids planes' and has set up a vegan business

This ex-air hostess wants those who lost their jobs to the pandemic to think big for their next career. Here she tells us about starting an unusual business making luxury vegan candles.

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Why is China cracking down on tech groups like Didi?

China's Communist Party leaders are uneasy with the growing influence of big technology firms. Is Didi the latest target?

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Meet the people and companies looking towards our future needs

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Explore the latest medical industry innovations, find out how Dubai is using AI to prepare for the future and discover how Tunisia is leading the way in seaweed farming to produce an alternative to meat.

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Legal battles with EU won't hinder climate change work, says Apple

Apple's vice president of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, Lisa Jackson, was speaking to Euronews at the Austrian World Summit in Vienna.

USA

Trump Organization finance chief surrenders ahead of expected charges

Weisselberg was seen walking into the courthouse in lower Manhattan around 6:20 a.m. with his lawyer.

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Euronews Debates: For brands, purpose may be as important as products

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Euronews debates: More than words - what next for brand purpose?

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Prospering in the pandemic: getting the financial help your firm needs to flourish

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Business Planet heads to Finland to see how one business is blooming after it got the help it needed to weather the COVID storm.

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New technologies are reshaping how we shop

From online shopping platforms to live traffic monitors, Jeanne DiMaira shares her insights on the changing retail landscape.

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Third of major investment firms brand cryptocurrency 'rat poison'

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett once said crypto was "rat poison squared". A third of major investment firms agree.

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Facebook says key to creating great products is having diverse teams

Facebook's Chief Diversity Officer spoke to Euronews Next about corporate diversity and inclusion and how people can promote diversity in their own working environments.

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Is big tech out of control? Cédric O says more regulation is needed

France's digital economy minister Cédric O said big tech companies were forming an "oligopoly" that was bad for democracy.

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Cook, Zuckerberg, Macron: Who's speaking at VivaTech 2021?

Europe's biggest tech event starts this Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights.

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Meet the Beirutis reopening their businesses after the blast

Three Beirutis describe rebuilding their hotels and cafes after the port explosion last August that ravaged Lebanon’s capital city.

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Big Tech buyouts should face tougher scrutiny, say EU ministers

Germany, France, and the Netherlands want more say over tech giants' buyouts, in a potential shakeup of competition rules.

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Dubai aims to become Start-Up capital of the world

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With unrivalled access to the globe, Dubai is seeking to make itself the start-up capital of the world. We meet the entrepreneurs, incubators and analysts to find out why the start-up ecosystem in the city is thriving.

Climate

Big businesses accused of faking net-zero climate targets

A new report entitled “The Big Con” claims to show how some of the world’s biggest polluters have worked to shape climate policy in their own interests.

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Vladimir Putin set to address St Petersburg business forum

Vladimir Putin is set to talk about the country's attractiveness to foreign investors.

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The global chip shortage is here to stay, say industry leaders

There's no end in sight to the global shortage of semiconductors, and it's bad news for almost every industry - from cars to electronic devices.