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Amazon Announces Plan to Launch Dedicated Website for Ireland in 2025

Amazon's forthcoming launch of Amazon.ie in 2025 promises Irish customers faster delivery and an expanded product range.


Norway’s Oil Explorer Undergoes Final Checks Before Sailing to Barents Sea Oil Field

The Norwegian oil production tanker Johan Castberg is undergoing final checks before she sets sail for a Barents Sea oil field of the same name by Q4 2024...

UK Pubs Can Extend Operations if England or Scotland Reach Euro 2024 Semis

The UK’s Home Secretary James Cleverly announced that pubs in England and Wales can extend their business hours if England or Scotland make it to the Euro 2024 semi-finals...

Republicans Urge Joe Biden to Stop French Company From Working on Nuclear Power Projects With Russia's Rosatom

Republican lawmakers urged President Joe Biden to block a French company from collaborating on nuclear power projects with Russia's Rosatom...


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Tax hike, cost reduction in Greece budget for 2016
Alexis Tsipras-led Greece government has proposed stringent measures in the budget for 2016 year. The draft budget for 2016 indicated a series of tough measures to restore normalcy in the ailing Greec
Volkswagen calls for an extraordinary board meeting over emission tests issue; will appoint Poetsch as the new head
Volkswagen board of directors will conduct an 'extraordinary' meeting. Reports say CFO Hans Dieter Poetsch will be appointed as the new head while plans for adjustments will also be discussed.
Air France negotiation over pilot unions failed; 2,900 jobs at stake
Ater an unsuccessful negotiation with pilot unions, Air France announced it would cut 2900 jobs. Air France-KLM is about to cut 2900 jobs after pilot unions disagreed to compromise with the company's
Major French telecom groups are applying for 4G mobile spectrum auction
France will soon get a boost in internet speed as its telecoms regulator ARCEP announced on Tuesday that it had received applications for the upcoming 4G mobile spectrum auction.
Glencore to complete 2 deals to slash down debt
Suffering from weakening global commodities for the past one year, Glencore has informed its investors about its plans to reduce debt by $10billion. Towards this debt reduction target, Glencore is pla
Volkswagen to fix deceptive engine software in October
The leading global auto major Volkswagen, which is reeling under pressure owing to emission tests rigging scandal, has assured that it would replace the deceptive engine software that manipulates resu
Second interest rate cut for Norway
Falling oil price is taking its toll in Norway as the country central bank cuts interest rate again for the second times this year and the third time in 10 months. Oeystein Olsen, Norway's Central Ban
Alexis Tsipras retains economic government to battle crisis
The new left-wing government of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is tasked to tackle the worst modern day crisis took office on Wednesday, just three days after the Syriza party was returned to the
Swiss Re to buy Guardian Financial Services for $2.45B
Switzerland reinsurer Swiss Re AG has decided to acquire the UK-based Guardian Financial Services from private equity (PE) firm Cinven for GBP 1.6 billion ($2.45bn). The acquisition will help in stren
EU court orders airlines to compensate passengers for flights cancelled or delayed
With the European court judgment's awareness, UK aviation regulators started enforcing the budget airline Ryanair, to compensate thousands of delayed passengers. The statement came after hours after a
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