Category: 3. Europe

Overturning the subsidies would eliminate a potential U.S. export market for solar modules and batteries that could be worth as much as $50 billion by 2030, according to another analysis by researchers at Johns Hopkins University. Other countries would fill an $80 billion investment gap left…

Anti-establishment push

The movement was born in the early 1990s to protest a landmark reform of the EU’s flagship Common Agricultural Policy that introduced direct subsidies for farmers in lieu of guaranteed prices, tying them to environmental protection measures. 

Long in the…

Jupiter Asset Management has announced the appointment of William López as the new Head of Europe and Latin America. Until now, López served as Head of Latin America, Iberia, France, and US Offshore. With this internal promotion, he expands his…

Market fragmentation makes changing to EU T+1 an issue that needs urgent action. flow’s Breaking the settlement failure chain white paper⁸ captures what’s at stake. It shows how mitigating settlement failures by…

As it stands, about 15 percent of the Irish workforce — that’s about 400,000 people — work directly, or indirectly, for U.S. companies. Nearly 30 percent of Ireland’s total tax revenue in 2023 came from corporate taxes — compared to just 6 percent in Germany and France — which are…

Europe’s mounting criticism of Israel is fueled by the devastating humanitarian toll in Gaza. Hundreds of Palestinians have been…

With more overseas flights than any other US airline, United Airlines

is the biggest carrier in the world. Next summer, United will provide 800 daily flights to and from 147 overseas locations, 40 of which are not…

Pottery Barn recently announced it’s planning on expanding its presence in the UK. It’s one of many retailers that are focusing more on business outside the U.S. And it seems to be a strategy to offset the cost of tariffs and the potential…