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In Foreign Affairs

Eurozone GDP on the rise, lags behind 2019 though

14th September 2020 Matthew P.

In Money Matters

G4S won’t change hands for a while

14th September 2020 Chris Kimble

Huawei will stop selling certain Enterprise network products in the UK

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Huawei will stop selling certain Enterprise network products in the UK

13th September 2020 Chris Kimble

Huawei decided to stop selling a large number of Enterprise Products in the UK. In a statement to the Registry, a spokesman for Huawei said that it redirected…

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Growing risks for European business in China, but no exit in sight

In Foreign Affairs

Growing risks for European business in China, but no exit in sight

11th September 2020 Matthew P.

European companies in China are concerned about the growing political risks of doing business in the country. They fear that they are more likely to suffer arbitrary punishments…

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Bram Schot has been appointed Non-Executive Director of Shell

In Money Matters

Bram Schot has been appointed Non-Executive Director of Shell

10th September 2020 Matthew P.

Bram Schot has been appointed Non-Executive Director of oil and gas giant Shell. The Dutchman, who was previously at the helm of Audi automaker, will take office on…

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Tests of Oxford vaccine interrupted for safety data assessment

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Tests of Oxford vaccine interrupted for safety data assessment

9th September 2020 Charles Sizemore

The British Pharmaceutical AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford interrupt the advanced tests with a possible coronavirus vaccine for safety reasons, reports the health news website Stat News.…

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In Money Matters

ECB pushes Brexit agenda

9th September 2020 Matthew P.

Easy Jet reports that traffic revival is weaker than expected

In Domestic Affairs

Easy Jet reports that traffic revival is weaker than expected

8th September 2020 Matthew P.

EasyJet operated fewer flights in the fourth quarter than it initially expected. The budget airline notes that the demand for tickets remains behind due to the constantly changing…

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Three bills will make trade agreement with EU harder to reach

In Domestic Affairs

Three bills will make trade agreement with EU harder to reach

7th September 2020 Matthew P.

The UK Government intends to come up with a new bill that will nullify important parts of the withdrawal agreement with the EU. That’s what the Financial Times…

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Oil entered the worst week since June

In Money Matters

Oil entered the worst week since June

5th September 2020 Chris Kimble

Oil prices went down hard on Friday, with the price of American oil diving below USD 40 per barrel for the first time in a month. The decline…

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