Economics
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Unemployment in Brussels climbed by 4 percent in October compared with the same month last year, with the steepest rise recorded among highly educated jobseekers. According to new
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Construction sites across French-speaking Switzerland fell silent on Monday as nearly 7,000 workers walked off the job, escalating a nationwide wave of protests over working conditions.
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The European Union’s expanding network of trade agreements is delivering tangible benefits for European businesses, helping them diversify export markets and ease strategic dependencies
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The slowdown in hiring across Switzerland’s banking sector shows no sign of easing. New figures from the job platform Indeed reveal that vacancies at the
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The European Commission has given the green light to Estonia’s €750 million strategic reserve — a major initiative designed to ensure the country’s electricity supply remains stable during
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Zug continues to lead the pack as Switzerland’s most competitive canton, followed closely by Basel-City and Zurich, according to the latest UBS Cantonal Competitiveness Indicator (CCI).
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France’s fragile political climate could tip the country’s economy into recession, according to Alexandre Bompard, the chief executive of Carrefour SA, Europe’s largest retailer.
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France’s annual consumer price inflation remained unchanged in July, matching both forecasts and initial estimates, the national statistics agency INSEE confirmed on Thursday.
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The average price of a new car in the Netherlands has soared above €50,000, placing car ownership out of reach for many Dutch consumers, according to the ANWB motorists association.
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