The markets, and western companies, took the latest round of sanctions much more seriously than their previous iterations.
The markets, and western companies, took the latest round of sanctions much more seriously than their previous iterations.
Spain tops the list of countries that will give their players the highest bonus package for clinching the soccer title, more than double what the Brazilians or Germans would get, even as it’s still suffering the consequences of the euro crisis.
In his determination to protect Europe’s economy governor Mario Draghi cut interest rates to a record level, bringing one benchmark rate below zero.
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.
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.
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 Ukraine crisis has, once again, highlighted the European Union’s dependency on energy imports.
Officials are introducing new criteria to identify traders and investment professionals whose activities have a material impact on an institution’s risk profile to to tie up the loose ends of the bonus-cap law.