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Lufthansa doubles profit in 2023 as demand boomsLufthansa doubled profits in 2023, marking a second straight year of profits. Net profit of 1.67 billion euros. Carriers include Eurowings,...- UK department store Selfridges in £4.0bn Christmas Eve saleBritain's luxury department store chain Selfridges, famed for its flagship store on London's Oxford Street, was snapped up Friday by a Thai...
- Austrians who flout vaccine mandate face fines up to $4,000Austria plans to impose fines of up to 3,600 euros (around USD 4,000) on people who flout a coronavirus vaccine mandate it aims to introduc...
- Austrian lockdown extended through December 11 as plannedThe government imposed lockdown as COVID-19 deaths rose and hospitals in hard-hit regions warned that intensive care units were reaching ca...
- As coronavirus cases rise in Europe, an economic toll returnsAustria went into a major lockdown Monday to try to break the strong fourth wave of COVID-19 spreading across Europe, while the German heal...
- Austria re-enters COVID-19 lockdown as Europe battles virus surgeThe decision has prompted a fierce backlash, with tens of thousands taking to the streets, some blaming the government for not doing more t...
- Most Asian markets drop on renewed Covid, inflation concernsAsian markets mostly fell Monday with fears about renewed containment measures to battle a surge in European Covid cases adding to growing ...
- Europe's COVID crisis pits vaccinated against unvaccinatedGovernments desperate to shield overburdened healthcare systems are imposing rules that limit choices for the unvaccinated in the hope that...
- Austria orders nationwide 10 day lockdown for unvaccinated citizensIn recent weeks, the country has faced a worrying trend in infections. The country reported 11,552 new cases on Sunday; a week ago there we...
- Speedy variants power virus surge sweeping EuropeGenetic analysis confirmed what officials already suspected: The highly contagious coronavirus variant first identified in England was raci...
- Getting a trim is a lot easier for dogs than their owners in ViennaThe city's pampered dogs have long had no trouble getting a haircut.
- 'Every week counts' as Austria, Greece, Denmark seek quick EU OK for AstraZeneca vaccine: Sebastian KurzAustrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz was speaking before a European leaders' virtual summit on Thursday, and a day after he said Austria's lo...
- As 2020 comes to a close, Christmas markets usher hope for allCheck out how Christmas markets globally have turned low-key yet intimate and consumerfriendly.
- 'We are in shock': Austrian capital reels after gunman kills at least twoWitnesses said they saw a man shoot "like crazy" with what appeared to be an automatic weapon, before police arrived and opened fire.
- EU must be joking: humour from Covid's newest hotspotEuropeans take to social media to mock ever-changing guidelines put in place after a record spike in new cases in several countries
- Covid impact: Tata Motors on a mission to save cash, link output to demandButschek said that the operating location of an executive doesn’t matter as much these days, with the company focused on executing the “tra...
- Europe reopens many borders but not to Americans, AsiansEurope's reopening won't be a repeat of the chaotic free-for-all in March when panicked, uncoordinated border closures caused traffic jams ...
- As internships go virtual, companies try to ensure bonding is realThousands of students have started summer internships in virtual mode, devoid of the advantages and learning a physical space gives. Howeve...
- Germany switches on power slowly after lockdown: researchGermany, Europe's leading power market with 511 terawatt hours (TWh) of annual consumption lost up to 7.5 per cent of power usage on workda...
- Italy: Grid operators turn control centres into campsites to keep coronavirus at baySo far, the hastily-assembled plan at Snam's control centre in Milan, which remotely operates 33,000 kilometres (21,000 miles) of gas pipes...
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