Euronews spoke to WorldRemit founder Ismail Ahmed at the Web Summit.

Hundreds of people are queueing to buy their lucky lottery ticket for a chance to win €1.3 billion ($1.6 billion). It's the largest jackpot in America's lottery history and will be drawn Tuesday

Which EU countries will your money go the furthest in, and how do prices for goods and services compare to wages?

As the perceived exploitation of child benefits by foreigners is a hot topic in Germany, we break down how easily parents from abroad can claim in other countries.

A cafe in Venice’s famous St Mark’s Square has sparked outrage online after a picture shared by a disgruntled customer of his €43 bill for two coffees and two bottles of water went viral.

Made using over half a million images documenting the eccentricities of the world's wealthiest inhabitants, filmmaker Lauren Greenfield spent a quarter of a century photographing rich families detached from the world.

People booking mix-and-match holidays from a single point of sale will from July 1 enjoy the same protections granted to those who purchase ready-made packages from travel agencies.

Visa users across Europe experienced payment chaos after the network crashed on Friday. The credit card company later said it is operating at close to normal levels and said the disruption was due to a hardware failure.

A right-wing group in the European Parliament has been told to justify excessive spending totalling €427,000 in 2016

In Britain, those over 75 do not have to pay for it. In Germany, its existence is being debated in the Federal Constitutional Court. In Switzerland, most of the population voted against its abolition in a referendum. But what about other countries?

As FYROM makes the switch to polymer banknotes, find out whether plastic or paper banknotes are better for the environment.

Majority of Britain's 1,000 wealthiest people are self-made with old money losing ground, the annual Rich List shows.

Food prices in Britain could soar and supply could be throttled if Westminster fails to secure a post-Brexit free trade deal with the EU by 2020, according to a new parliamentary report.

The new collection is an A-Z of what makes Britain great.

The Infraud Organization was responsible for more than $530 million (€433 million) in losses.