BRUSSELS (Belgium)- The 'Invest in Med' programme has scheduled a training course from 8 to 11 February in Germany for a group of private Algerian employers. Funded by 'Invest in Med' as part of its 'Made in Euromed: Partners for a sustainable economic
AFP - Opel boss Nick Reilly presented on Tuesday a plan for the future of the ailing General Motors unit, with a forecast loss of 8,300 jobs from a total of around 50,000, as expected.
The brewer associated with St. Louis for more than a century has moved a number of key executives to Manhattan since its merger with InBev. The company’s Belgian headquarters of Leuven is losing execs as well, leading to speculation that New York will
The Czech Republic is defying Brussels' drive to cut red tape for small firms, according to business associations who accuse Prague of systematically abandoning impact assessments for new regulations. EurActiv.cz reports on how the Czechs risk breaching
The Euro-leaf logo. BRUSSELS—The European Union on Monday unveiled a new Green logo that will have to be shown on all pre-packaged organic products produced in Europe from July. “I’m delighted that we now have a fresh E.U. organic food logo,”
The Latvian national airline airBaltic has announced an increase in the number of flights it will offer from Riga to Brussels during the summer of 2010 – two flights every workday. Tero Taskila, Chief Commercial Officer of airBaltic: "Riga will be the
BRUSSELS (AFP) The European Union on Monday unveiled a new Green logo that will have to be shown on all pre-packaged organic products produced in Europe from July. 'I'm delighted that we now have a fresh EU organic food logo,' said EU Agriculture
BRUSSELS- THE European Union's new president, Herman Van Rompuy, is calling for an 'economic government' for the bloc, with closer policy coordination and financial incentives for good performers. 'The crisis has revealed our weaknesses,' the former
In Washington they're not sure who's in charge. In Brussels they're squabbling. Ian Traynor reports on the EU's crisis of confidence Sitting in parkland in the shadow of the European parliament, the Bibliothèque Solvay is that rare thing in Brussels's
PRAGUE, Feb 8 (Reuters) - The Czech Republic's caretaker cabinet approved a plan on Monday to cut the public sector deficit in the coming years so the country can adopt the euro by 2016 or 2017. The plan follows a demand from Brussels for Prague to cut
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