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United States shared ‘evidence’ against Huawei with UK, Germany

13th February 2020 Matthew P.

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Dirty money goes digital with Brandquad

12th February 2020 Chris Kimble

Dutch politicians divided on free trade agreement with Canada

In Foreign Affairs

Dutch politicians divided on free trade agreement with Canada

12th February 2020 Matthew P.

For seven years, the European Union has negotiated with Canada on a new, extensive trade agreement. The parties reached an agreement in 2017. The CETA, the Comprehensive Economic…

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Alfen to present experimental functions in cooperation with Moixa

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Alfen to present experimental functions in cooperation with Moixa

11th February 2020 Matthew Weller

Charging station manufacturer Alfen is experimenting with Moixa to innovate the charging of electric vehicles in the UK. The companies want to do that with the use of…

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Record set for subsonic jet: from New York to UK within five hours

In Domestic Affairs

Record set for subsonic jet: from New York to UK within five hours

10th February 2020 Matthew P.

The enormous wind speeds of storm Ciara had given commercial aviation a subsonic record at the night from Saturday to Sunday. A plane from British Airways took just…

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Half a million of EU citizens still have to apply for residence status in the UK

In Domestic Affairs

Half a million of EU citizens still have to apply for residence status in the UK

9th February 2020 Chris Kimble

Around 500,000 EU citizens living in the United Kingdom still have to apply for a special residence status there. They need it to stay in the country. They…

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In Foreign Affairs

IMF’s second in command leaves the Fund

8th February 2020 Matthew P.

European industries are out of steam

In Foreign Affairs

European industries are out of steam

7th February 2020 Chris Kimble

The production of German industry fell by 3.5 percent in December compared to a month earlier. The German Federal Statistical Office reported this. It is the strongest decline…

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With Petropavlovsk sale Kenes Rakishev proves his bargain hunting skills once again

In Money Matters

With Petropavlovsk sale Kenes Rakishev proves his bargain hunting skills once again

6th February 2020 Matthew P.

Kenes Rakishev always had an eye for good investment opportunities. His involvement may be viewed as a marker for undervalued assets. Petropavlovsk gold mining company is just one…

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Q4 2019 GoPro performance shows that the company is on the right way

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Q4 2019 GoPro performance shows that the company is on the right way

6th February 2020 Chris Kimble

GoPro action camera maker has strongly boosted both revenue and profit last quarter. The American company benefited from a successful launch of two new models. Revenues increased by…

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