Category: Business

Eleven apartments. €4 million. A pair of numbers that reveal the two sides of Luxembourg’s housing story – the moral urgency of getting people off the streets, and the stubborn … Read More

Amazon is preparing for a substantial reduction of its workforce in Luxembourg, with up to 470 jobs potentially affected, according to information circulating among company insiders and labour representatives. The … Read More

The Brussels-Capital Region faces an escalating risk of a complete suspension of public services next year after its new budget minister, Dirk De Smedt, warned that the administration could run … Read More

Luxembourg’s economy is expected to gather pace over the next two years, according to the European Commission’s latest forecast, which projects GDP to rise by 1.7% in 2025 and 2.0% … Read More

Millicom International Cellular, the Luxembourg-headquartered telecoms group, has become embroiled in a transcontinental bribery scandal that is casting an uncomfortable spotlight on corporate oversight in one of Europe’s most reputable … Read More

J.P. Morgan’s decision to shut down its mobility payments subsidiary in Luxembourg, leaving 33 employees out of work, has landed with a weight that goes beyond one company’s restructuring. In … Read More

Mikhail Fridman’s long-signalled legal action against Luxembourg has advanced sharply, after the sanctioned Russian billionaire formally named his arbitrator in a €14 billion investment-treaty claim challenging the country’s decision to … Read More

Luxembourg’s main employers’ group has called for a major change to the country’s teleworking rules, proposing that cross-border workers be allowed to work from home up to 55 days a … Read More

Luxembourg has once again raised its minimum wage – this time under the shadow of a European Union court ruling that reaffirmed the bloc’s right to push member states toward … Read More

When Luxembourg-based telecom giant Millicom International Cellular agreed to pay $118 million (€102 million) to end a U.S. investigation into bribery of Guatemalan officials, it was more than a financial … Read More

When Luxembourg’s government signed off on a $300 million investment deal to build the world’s largest graphene nanotube production centre in Differdange, it wasn’t just another win for science, it … Read More

After months of gloom, the faint hum of recovery can once again be heard across Germany’s factories. Industrial output, the engine that long powered Europe’s largest economy, has shown a … Read More

A major international money-laundering network spanning multiple countries has been dismantled in a coordinated operation between Luxembourg and German authorities, resulting in the seizure of more than €12 million and … Read More

Police in Germany’s Trier-Saarburg district uncovered a commercial cannabis plantation of about 700 plants at the end of October, in the quiet village of Wawern, just five kilometers from the … Read More

As France wrestles with political paralysis and economic anxiety, a quiet financial migration is unfolding across its northeastern border – one that’s turning Luxembourg into an unlikely winner. The Grand … Read More