Fleeing war in Ukraine, they’re met with employers offering paychecks
As the wartime exodus from Ukraine grows larger, companies are rushing forward with offers of employment, as well as to fill their own labor shortages.
The future farmers of France are tech savvy — and they want weekends off VIEW
France is the European Union’s main breadbasket, accounting for one-fifth of all agricultural output, but a crisis is bearing down in the form of a...
Global deal to end tax havens moves ahead as nations back 15% rate
Many of the world’s most powerful nations agreed to overhaul international tax rules in an effort to rein in tax havens that have diverted needed...
Europe’s economic outlook clouded by delta variant
Across Europe, governments and businesses are maneuvering to try to stop a surge in coronavirus cases — driven by the rapid spread of the delta...
Ireland’s days as a tax haven may be ending, but not without a fight
With growing international support for a standard 15% corporate tax rate, Ireland may soon have to give up its status as a tax haven for...
At the Louvre a small army is busily at work while visitors are away VIEW
Without crowds that can swell to as many as 40,000 people a day, the Louvre museum officials are seizing a golden opportunity to finesse a...
Who postpones Black Friday? This year, the French amid angst over Amazon
The French government declared it was postponing Black Friday as it moved to quell a nationwide rebellion by shopkeepers who say that Amazon has been...
Europe to impose tariffs in 16-year trade fight with U.S. over Boeing aid
The European Union said it would begin imposing sweeping tariffs on around $4 billion worth of American aircraft, food, drinks and other products on Tuesday,...