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Crowdfunding helps Europe's businesses boom

Crowdfunding is no longer a niche, it’s booming in Europe. In this edition of Business Planet, from Finland, Serge Rombi finds out how these

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Russian cartoon Masha and the Bear goes viral

Russian cartoon TV series “Masha and the Bear” has become a world wide hit and is broadcast in over 120 countries. The show was launched in 2009 and

Economy

China stands firm after US trade report slams 'Great Firewall'

China’s standing firm against the US, saying it will not change its policies on foreign investment in the country. It comes after an American report

World News

And also... Russian Communists want their star back, Sweden's new phone number, Gay slur 'not homophobic' - French ruling

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the

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Business Series

Verizon close to making bid for Yahoo's web business - reports

Telecom giant Verizon Communications is believed to be poised to make a bid for Yahoo’s web business. It is also hoping to put in an offer for a

United Kingdom

Creativity vs. Brexit: sending the message

As the date of the Brexit referendum approaches the campaigns for leaving the EU or staying accelerate. The more ferocious the PR war the more

Turkey

Turkey probes leak of 50 million people's data

Turkey is investigating how hackers managed to post online the personal data of nearly 50 million people, or two-thirds of the population. It is

World News

Live streaming: the next big thing to shake up broadcasting

World News

Euronews and Africanews: a new media group serving news diversity

Business Planet

Estonia - Europe's under-exploited El Dorado for digital enterprise

Estonia is Europe’s most connected country for business.

World News

We all know about April the 1st, but still they fool us

We highlight some of the best April Fool's Day jokes in the European media (and beyond)

United Kingdom

How Spanish trolls tried to sink a British boat competition

Economy

Yahoo 'moves forward with sale'

Yahoo has reportedly set a deadline of April 11 for the submission of preliminary bids for its internet business - which includes search, mail and news sites - and Asian assets.

Russia

Online information monitoring centre hopes to catch Kremlin's attention

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently suggested “information threats” should be a top priority for the federal security service and other state

Business Series

Bigger not always better? Apple unveils smaller iPhone and iPad

Apple seeks to prove bigger is not always better with the unveiling of the new, smaller, iPhone and iPad.

Business Series

Ten years of Twitter, but still no profit

It is exactly 10 years since Twitter came into being, during which time the social media website has had a big impact on internet culture but its financial road had been a rocky one.

Business Series

US hotelier Starwood taps into Cuba tourism boom

US-based Starwood has signed a deal with Cuba's government to run two nationalised hotels in Havana becoming the first US company to invest heavily in Cuba since the 1959 Communist revolution.

World News

And also... Ai Weiwei's refugee haircut, Snoop Dogg's Romanian invitation, and more

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which you may have missed… or

World News

Bogota taxi drivers protest against Uber

Riot police moved in as tensions boiled over during a march by thousands of taxi drivers in the Colombian capital Bogota. More than a dozen people

USA

Striking back against the machine: Korean Go player beats Google programme

South Korean Lee Sedol won his first match against a computer programme developed by a Google subsidiary on Sunday in the ancient board game Go