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Opinion & Features

Europe’s two-front trade war

Successful family businesses often look for ways to secure a pipeline of talented family members. Ferrari chair John Elkann, the chosen heir of his maternal grandfather Gianni Agnelli, had to prove himself by working incognito in several different family-related businesses.
Opinion & Features

Europe’s best family firms have a secret weapon money can’t buy

U.S. President Donald Trump met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House in June. Germany will invest 500 billion euro in an infrastructure fund to invest in areas including transportation and energy grids over 12 years.
Wealth & Investing

The great revival of Europe’s industrials

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer speaks during his speech and press conference in the Rose Garden at 10 Downing Street, London, Britain. Picture date: Tuesday August 27, 2024. Stefan Rousseau/Pool via REUTERS
Opinion & Features

Business watching Starmer’s reset of EU relations

Giving up on a critical component of EVs might mean losing out on auto jobs for Europe.
Opinion & Features

Europe’s industrial nightmares are coming true

Wilmar Oleochemicals, located in the Port of Rotterdam, produces ingredients that are ultimately used in products such as detergent and shampoo.
Global Enterprise

Good connections at Rotterdam but Wilmar faces green constraints at Europe’s busiest port

The Munich motor show was dominated by Chinese brands such as BYD, which were there in double the numbers seen in 2021.
Opinion & Features
THE BOTTOM LINE

The EV car crash is a warning for Europe’s industrial transition

Workers cross London Bridge, with the City of London financial district seen behind, during the morning rush-hour, as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) lockdown guidelines imposed by British government encourage working from home, in London, Britain, January 4, 2022. REUTERS/Toby Melville
Working Life

Return-to-Office is a US$1.3 trillion problem few have figured out

Italy’s Environment Ministry has warned in a report this year that foreign tourists will in future travel more in the spring and autumn and choose cooler destinations.
International

Europe’s sweltering summer could send tourists to cooler climes

To reach its ambitious goal in chip production, the EU will have to mobilise more than 43 billion euros (S$63.4 billion) in public and private investments.
International

EU lawmakers back chip-production plan

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