Rules on data collection and sharing for short-term accommodation rental services, such as Airbnb and booking.com, could soon be harmonised in Europe, after EU member states agreed on the need … Read More
The gap in pharmaceutical investments between the European Union and the United States is widening by too much, according to the industry. The sector is concerned that the difference between the … Read More
Vivian Boyko adjusts her ring light, freshens up her lipstick and tucks a loose strand of hair into her I Love Lucy red wig. 3-2-1 — record. At 69, Boyko … Read More
President Biden will resurrect his plan for a so-called “billionaire’s tax” during his second State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Biden first proposed a minimum tax on the super-rich … Read More
Tech giant Garmin Canada has announced plans to further expand in Alberta, including hiring hundreds of additional employees. The company, known globally for its cutting-edge GPS, fitness and outdoor technology, … Read More
Former British prime minister Liz Truss blamed on Sunday the economic “orthodoxy” in the country’s finance ministry, other nations and in parts of the governing Conservative Party for derailing her … Read More
WASHINGTON — Top White House economist Brian Deese is stepping down from his position after two years in one of the biggest staffing shuffles so far in President Biden’s West … Read More
The prospect of a recession in the eurozone is fading as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) moderately improves its economic forecast for the bloc. The eurozone is now projected to grow … Read More
It was the writing ominously scratched on the wall: the eurozone was heading for a deep and calamitous recession, blamed on Russia’s war in Ukraine, a devastating energy crisis and … Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the concept of work in more ways than one. With work-from-home and hybrid office cultures becoming a reality for many, time-off policies are also changing. … Read More
