As of May 1 the Union will not accept imports of Alphonso mangoes and four other types of vegetables coming from India, the world’s top mango producing countries.
As of May 1 the Union will not accept imports of Alphonso mangoes and four other types of vegetables coming from India, the world’s top mango producing countries.
The U.S. coffee giant is moving from the Netherlands to the United Kingdom at the end of this year – as the British government praises its economic policies.
Overwhelming demand by young unemployed Europeans — mainly from Spain — has forced Germany to cancel a program that combined apprenticeships and job training for the youth.
The European Commission wants companies to get shareholder approval on pay for their top executives at least every three years.
The most successful manager in British football history will be a lecturer to senior executives from around the world in the program ‘The Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports.’
A shift from aid to trade and investment as agents of growth, jobs and poverty reduction is the takeaway from the two-day summit between both sides.
The South American nation has recently made strides in strengthening hemispheric relations beyond the nation’s like-minded regional allies.
Chancellor Angela Merkel may head the European Union’s largest economy but back home it’s agreed upon that women are under-represented in the country’s business and financial elite.
The decision to sell a today state-owned collection of 85 works by Spanish artist Joan Miró has been more controversial than any other assets it has shed.
The initiative is being undertaken due to ”significant risks to the health of residents” brought by increasing air pollution, which have been at “maximum alert.”