France The technology behind the films at Cannes Euronews' reporter Belle Donati sees that behind the sun-kissed facades of the Cannes Film Festival the old ways in movieworld are under serious threat from new technologies. While they could mean trouble ahead for the industry, others see the remarkable opportunities they bring. 10/05/2018
Green News Dublin's best spots to visit during a business trip A Living it guide to mixing the best of business and pleasure in Dublin, Ireland. 06/05/2018
United Kingdom The British 'sickie' is dead, but institute warns against working while ill CIPD publishes list of recommendations to change workplace culture and establish best practices. 02/05/2018
United Kingdom 'We're in the Money': Sainsbury's CEO sings his way into an apology after hot-mic moment Sainsbury's CEO Mike Coupe was left rather red-faced after being caught singing 'We're in the Money' just hours after announcing the supermarket's plan to buy Asda. 01/05/2018
United Kingdom UK's No 2 and No 3 supermarkets to merge A deal to create the biggest retailer in the UK is in the works. 30/04/2018
Business Master tips to presenting a professional business It doesn't matter what type of industry you are in, a professional image should always be a priority. 30/04/2018
No Comment Brothels with sex dolls open in Belgium and France Belgium and in France are seeing a new type of business opening — sex-doll brothels. 29/04/2018
Green News The best places to eat, stay and work in Madrid Five stops for the ideal business trip in the Spanish capital 27/04/2018
Economy Which countries have the worst income inequality in Europe? Wide inequalities in the distribution of income were apparent in the EU in 2016. Data by Eurostat shows that the top 20% of the population, those with the highest disposable income, received 5.2 times as much income as the bottom 20%. 26/04/2018
South Korea "Nut rage" sisters step down from Korean Air One of them flew into a rage when her nuts were served in a packet instead of a bowl, and the other stands accused of throwing water in someone's face: the daughters of Korean Air's chief have been forced to stand down from the company. 22/04/2018
Business Planet Why the 'inclusive micro-franchise' could be significant for start-up businesses Hundreds of jobs have been created by the new multi-award winning financial model, designed to help entrepeneurs get their businesses off the ground. 20/04/2018
United Kingdom UK pub chain deletes Facebook... and Twitter and Instagram "People spend too much time on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and struggle to control the compulsion." Tim Martin, JD Wetherspoon chairman 16/04/2018
Business Planet The great opportunities of the Galileo satellite navigation system With Galileo providing users with free of charge global positioning, navigation and timing information, several forward-looking companies are creating Galileo-enabled receivers, chipsets and modules – many of which are already available on the market. 06/04/2018
Spotlight Start-up success in Poland Start-ups in Poland are riding the country's continuous economic growth. A survey by Startup Poland says that some of the main sectors include big data, IoT and biotech. 03/04/2018
Business Poland's production powerhouse Chris Burns travels across Poland to look at why both international and local businesses are investing heavily in the country. 27/03/2018
USA McDonald's flips its arches for Women's Day It's the first year McDonald's celebrates International Women's Day this way, and some customers are lovin' it. 08/03/2018
Living “The world’s first digital circular fashion platform” Discover the app offering fashion giveaways from high-profile style setters 07/03/2018
Economy Coca-Cola to launch first alcoholic drink Soft-drink giant breaks with tradition by entering into the alcopops market in Japan. 07/03/2018
Business Series Citroën CEO talks diesel demand, #MeToo and trade wars Euronews interviews Linda Jackson, CEO of Citroën, at the Geneva International Motor Show 06/03/2018
Europe News What next for EU-UK trade relations? Business representatives mull post-Brexit trade ties at Brussels forum, as EU prepares to publish guidelines 05/03/2018