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What is Growth Investing? by EUbusiness — last modified 26 March 2024, 23:47 CET

For some of us, the world of investing is filled with terminology that may either confuse us or potentially deter us from parting with our cash. Such is the complexity, that even though the reward can often be high, the doubts and lack of understanding can make people hold back.

Interest rate developments for savings and interest deposit accounts in Europe: what do you need to know? by EUbusiness — last modified 26 March 2024, 18:45 CET

If you are looking for a safe way to grow your money, understanding interest rate trends for savings and interest deposits in Europe is essential. Below we look at recent trends and what they can mean for you as a saver.

Commission Digital Markets Act enforcement against tech giants a boost for consumers by European Consumers’ Organisation — last modified 25 March 2024, 19:03 CET

Today, the Commission has launched investigative proceedings against Meta, Google and Apple for failing to comply with the EU’s new Digital Markets Act, in a move that will encourage consumers that they will get greater choice in online markets.

Member States betray deal on Nature Restoration Law following Hungary's U-turn by WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature — last modified 25 March 2024, 18:59 CET

Sudden change in Hungary's position remains unchallenged by Sweden, Poland, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria and Italy.

EquiStak Review: Pioneering Excellence in Cryptocurrency Trading by EUbusiness — last modified 25 March 2024, 17:26 CET

Based in Switzerland, EquiStak emerges as an intriguing new platform, revolutionizing the realm of cryptocurrency trading. With a steadfast commitment to security, cutting-edge technology, and unwavering reliability, EquiStak offers users a comprehensive and immersive trading experience that sets new standards in the industry.

Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer - Debt Justice, European Network on Debt and Development by EUbusiness — last modified 22 March 2024, 22:01 CET

Eurodad, the European Network on Debt and Development, is looking for a Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer to efficiently and effectively work with its Debt Justice Team.

Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Analyst, European Endowment for Democracy by EUbusiness — last modified 22 March 2024, 21:56 CET

The European Endowment for Democracy (EED) is hiring a MEL analyst to support the MEL Manager with various MEL activities, including providing support to the Programme Team with drafting reports, coding results, facilitating easy access to key MEL data through PowerBI and other IT tools.

AI Trading Bots: Revolutionizing Fintech by EUbusiness — last modified 20 March 2024, 18:49 CET

In recent years, the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and finance has birthed a groundbreaking innovation: AI trading bots. These sophisticated algorithms are reshaping the way traders interact with financial markets, offering unparalleled efficiency, speed, and accuracy in executing trades. As the demand for automated trading solutions grows, AI trading bots have emerged as indispensable tools for both seasoned professionals and novice investors alike.

MEPs edge towards mainstreaming responsible business conduct by WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature — last modified 20 March 2024, 00:06 CET

Today, the European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI) approved the final agreement on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). The approved final text reflects the significant dilution that the EU Member States endorsed a few days earlier, breaking the agreement they themselves had reached with the Parliament in December.

Colorectal cancer screening and diagnostics market poised for substantial growth by EUbusiness — last modified 19 March 2024, 20:57 CET

The global colorectal cancer screening and diagnostics market is projected to experience robust growth over the forecast period from 2023 to 2033. Valued at $37.1 billion in 2022, this market is expected to reach $48.7 billion by 2033, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.37% during this timeframe.

European Health Data Space a compromise between healthcare needs and protecting data by European Consumers’ Organisation — last modified 18 March 2024, 01:04 CET

The European Health Data Space agreed on 15 March by the EU institutions is a step forward to improve healthcare. However, the institutions should have given more choice to people to decide for themselves who their data is shared with, and for what purpose.

EU Member States reduce corporate due diligence rules to a shadow of their former self by WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature — last modified 16 March 2024, 00:36 CET

Today, the EU countries agreed to massively dilute the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), removing roughly two-thirds of the companies from the law's scope and weakening the law’s ability to combat climate change.

QNET Scam or Victim of a Smear Campaign? Unmasking the Truth by EUbusiness — last modified 14 March 2024, 12:36 CET

QNET, which operates on an e-commerce-powered direct selling model, has long been plagued by accusations of being a scam. But the facts are clear: Despite the online skepticism surrounding the 25-year-old company, it is a legitimate business opportunity.

DBS Receives a Greater Accolade of the World's Best Bank Again! by EUbusiness — last modified 13 March 2024, 22:51 CET

Operating in over 19 markets worldwide, DBS Bank, the largest in Southeast Asia, has been renowned as the "World's Best Digital Bank" several times, creating value through digital transformation. The well-known Singapore digital bank has been searching for innovative digital solutions to streamline clients' financial transactions since 2008.

ENGIE navigates energy transition with resilience, drives growth in renewables and GEMS by EUbusiness — last modified 13 March 2024, 22:33 CET

ENGIE, a leading energy company, reported its financial results for the year 2023, highlighting a resilient performance amidst a challenging environment. Despite facing headwinds from the global energy crisis and economic uncertainties, ENGIE demonstrated its ability to adapt and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

A step closer to sustainable homes in Europe: European Parliament supports the EPBD by WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature — last modified 13 March 2024, 19:01 CET

The European Parliament paved the way for significant reductions of carbon emissions in the EU’s building sector, however the deal falls short of the ambition needed to reach climate neutrality by 2050.

Social investments should support reforms and growth by smeunited — last modified 11 March 2024, 21:19 CET

“A number of reforms are crucial to recreate a positive economic spiral for SMEs, to improve the welfare of European citizens and deliver on social objectives.

Aldi wants to open 800 new stores in the USA by EUbusiness — last modified 11 March 2024, 16:03 CET

The discounter Aldi is planning around 800 new branches in the USA by the end of 2028. In the next few years, around $9 billion (8.22 billion euros) will flow into expansion, as the company announced on Friday in Batavia, Illinois. Almost 330 of the new branches will be built in the Northeast and Midwest.

Volkswagen cancels ID.3 production in Wolfsburg by EUbusiness — last modified 11 March 2024, 16:04 CET

Europe's largest car manufacturer Volkswagen is cancelling the previously planned overflow production of the electric model ID.3 in Wolfsburg.

AI bots for fintech and trading by EUbusiness — last modified 07 March 2024, 21:20 CET

AI trading bots are changing the way trading and investing happen in financial markets. These automated systems use AI algorithms to quickly analyze large amounts of market data and make decisions in real time.