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Every morning, thousands of French and Belgian workers stream across the bordersinto Luxembourg, drawn by higher wages, better conditions and a buoyant economythat continues to outpace much of Europe. The … Read More
Luxembourg has moved to tighten the rules governing interest-free loans granted byshareholders to companies, in a shift that could reshape financing structures in theGrand Duchy and carry implications for businesses, … Read More
Luxembourg, long seen as a hub for global finance, is moving to tighten its oversight ofmultinational companies by creating a dedicated transfer pricing department within itstax administration. The new unit, … Read More
Luxembourg’s economy expanded for a third consecutive quarter this spring, signallinga fragile return to growth after three years of stagnation. Yet the upturn has exposeddeep divides, with the construction industry … Read More
Luxembourg residents will see an increase in pension contributions from January 2026as the government moves to stabilise the country’s retirement system against growingdemographic pressures. The reform, which raises the overall … Read More
Luxembourg has made a striking return to Europe’s sovereign debt markets, issuing a€2.5bn, 10-year euro-denominated bond after years of relative quiet. The deal, hailed byofficials as a “big print”, highlights … Read More
Farmers in Luxembourg received on average 18.4% more for their products in thesecond quarter of this year than in the same period a year earlier, one of the sharpestincreases in … Read More
The gleaming stands at the Munich auto show told a story that extends far beyond cardesign. When Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers such as BYD, XPENG, andNio rolled out their … Read More
Uruguay has confirmed the payment of US$64.3m to settle a long-running dispute withthe Panamanian company Latin American Regional Aviation Holding (LARAH), endingmonths of financial uncertainty after state accounts were frozen … Read More
Luxembourg has suffered more than €1bn in economic losses from extreme weathersince 1980, with scientists and insurers warning that climate change is driving up boththe frequency and intensity of damaging … Read More
Luxembourg’s spotless streets conceal a stubborn civic problem. While volumes ofbulky household waste have fallen in recent years, a significant proportion of what iscollected could have been reused or recycled. … Read More
Luxembourg, one of Europe’s richest countries, has found itself facing an uncomfortablecontradiction – among the highest youth unemployment rates in the European Union,despite its famed prosperity. According to Eurostat, youth … Read More
Belgium’s potato farmers are turning to their communities to save crops from going to waste after an unusually strong harvest left producers with unsellable surpluses. In the Walloon region, several … Read More
The eurozone’s post-pandemic recovery would have been far weaker without thecontribution of migrant labor, the European Central Bank president, Christine Lagarde,has warned, urging policymakers not to overlook migration’s role in … Read More
Microsoft has appointed Pierre-Adrien Grange as its new country lead for Luxembourg,at a time when the Grand Duchy is stepping up efforts to assert digital sovereignty andaccelerate its adoption of … Read More
