During the pandemic, a niche investment avenue whereby individuals buy a portion of a luxury assets, such as a painting or a vintage car, has enjoyed a spike in popularity
The US has said it will not increase tariffs on $7.5bn (€6.8bn) worth of European goods, imposed during the 16-year trade battle over state aid for Airbus and Boeing
The French carmaker has seen sales tumble by 34.9 percent as the pandemic continues to ravage the auto industry
CEO Hjalmar Ståhlberg Nordegren explains what it took to build Karma into a pioneer in tackling food waste
Rivalries in the workplace can push employees to perform at their best, but we should be wary of letting a healthy dose of competition go too far
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many cultural institutions to shut their doors. To ensure the public still has access to art, music and theatre, forward-thinking organisations are utilising digital technologies
Management consultancy firms collect huge fees from their clients in exchange for providing expertise, advice and support. But these organisations are facing challenges of their own that need to be addressed sooner rather than later
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruption to businesses across all industries and markets. Having access to reliable market research can be one way of helping troubled firms plan for a brighter future
The European Green Deal lays out the blueprint for achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. But with COVID-19 rewriting the international agenda and fossil-fuel-dependent states reluctant to decarbonise, executing this ambitious plan will be far from easy
Although nothing is ever clear-cut where Russia is concerned, the country’s decision to reduce its stake in oil giant Rosneft is likely the result of US sanctions and the company’s relationship with Venezuela
Belarus is poised to take a leading role among the economies of Eastern Europe thanks to the development of a new international financial centre in the heart of its capital
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the ideological division between Northern and Southern Europe. Without greater collaboration, the eurozone may not survive the crisis
To remain competitive in the global technology market, Europe must invest in a state-backed research agency. Industry leaders have already found success in doing so
Some European economies have now adopted negative interest rates for the longest period in history. The controversial policy has turned banks’ business models upside down, leaving economists unsure of their next move
The world has adopted a ‘never forget’ stance on the Holocaust. But, in practice, the memorialisation of the Jewish genocide has become a tool for political one-upmanship
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.