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Euro zone countries are integrating faster with US than with each other, ECB saysEuro zone countries are experiencing increased economic integration with the United States compared to internal collaboration. The European...- Canada's Carney says middle-power countries should not compete for favor with the USCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is forging stronger links with Europe. He met with Ireland's leader and French President ahead of the G...
- US-Russia talks on Ukraine were 'constructive' but work remains, Putin adviser saysHigh-level talks between Russia and the U.S. on ending the Ukraine war are described as constructive, though significant hurdles remain, pa...
- These are the best countries to start or join a business in 2024Drawing from the latest statistics and trends across various sources, the following countries emerge as prime choices for starting or joini...
- Rise in geopolitical tensions could harm commodity, credit markets: Fed's Cook"We've experienced these geopolitical tensions that you're talking about, and certainly any shock could make the situation worse that we're...
- ICC introduces stricter sanctions for ball-tamperingTampering with the ball could now lead to a ban of up to 6 Tests or 12 ODIs after the ICC made it a level 3 transgression.
- Is the 'Silicon Valley' obsession harming our startups?I believe that copy-pasting the Silicon Valley template is perhaps the greatest snag among startups worldwide. In my opinion, it invariably...
- Focus on growing cyber threats to aviation: IATALike Air India, there have been recent cyber attacks on some major airlines, including one in Canada, and a global airlines alliance.
- Brexit effect: Will London stay world's finance capital?London is also the world's largest location for trading the euro, with daily trades of close to $2 trillion.The drop in the number of parti...
- IMF chief says open to changes for Irish bailout dealThe IMF is open to changing the terms of Ireland's bailout programme in order to help the troubled eurozone nation return to long-term bond...
- Banks seek ways to mitigate European bonus curbFrom paying housing costs to devising "loyalty" payments, banks in Europe are already looking at ways around a cap on bonuses for their top...
- Etihad Airways records profit in 2012James Hogan told the delegates how Etihad Airways' focus on cost control and the creation of value and scale had helped drive its impressiv...
- European Union leaders weigh rescue measures at crisis meetEuropean Union leaders focused on immediate help for Spain and Italy at the start of a two-day summit intended to chart a path out of their...
- Ireland agrees for EU-IMF rescue package to avoid bankruptcyEnding weeks of opposition to a European Union bailout, heavily-indebted Ireland has agreed finally with the EU and the International Monet...
- Europe's central bankers lock horns over striking the right way forwardEuropean Central Bank policy makers clashed over the bank’s asset-buying program less than a week after President Jean-Claude Trichet engin...
- Merkel slams Ireland over bank guaranteesGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel criticised Ireland's unilateral move to protect its banks as "unacceptable" Tuesday, saying Dublin had not ...
- Germany guarantees private savings accountsGermany announced on Sunday that it would guaranteed all private savings accounts, joining Ireland and Greece in taking drastic independent...
- Tensions rise ahead of WTO meeting to nail Doha dealTensions were rising on Sunday a day ahead of a meeting of trade ministers from more than 30 countries to try to nail down a global trade a...
- M&S profit soars 40% despite lower salesMarks & Spencer Group, the UK’s largest clothing retailer, said first-half profit rose 40% on women’s fashions, new food stores and a pensi...
- Brains, tax breaks attract drug research cos to IrelandGlaxosmithkline investigated 12 countries when it was deciding where to research gastrointestinal diseases. It chose Ireland.
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