Russia Approves Use of Crypto for International Payments
Under mounting pressure from crippling economic and financial sanctions from the West, Russian’s legislature on Tuesday approved a new law […]
Booking.com Fined €413 million by Spanish Regulator
The online travel agency Booking.com has been fined an unprecedented €413 million by Spain’s competition watchdog for “abusing its dominant
Eurozone Inflation Back Up to 2.6%
A new report has shown that the 20 countries which use the Euro as their common currency have collectively seen
EU Lagging Behind in its Digital Transformation Goals, Report Says
The Digital Decade initiative in Europe was created with the vision that digital technology benefits all citizens in the European
Lloyds Faces Discrimination Lawsuit Over Pro-Palestine Posts
Lloyds Bank PLC, one of the largest banks in the UK, is being sued by two female employees who claim
Russia Retaliates Against EU Sanctions, Seizes European Banks’ Assets
A Russian court has ordered the seizure of the assets, accounts, property and shares of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank in the country
Edelweiss Capital Suspends Employees for “Incendiary” Online Posts
Edelweiss Capital Online Dispute: Introduction Last week, we brought our readers’ attention to a highly entertaining public war of words
Edelweiss Capital Wealth Manager’s LinkedIn Post Sparks Online War With Colleagues
While a majority of the world’s financial firms have taken a public stance in solidarity with Israel following the heinous
As Germany’s economic recovery falls into place, investor confidence has returned
Germany’s economic comeback has seen investor confidence increased for a 10th successive month — indicating widespread optimism that growth is
An investment consortium will invest €100m in the latest attempt to save Germany’s Galeria Kaufhof
An investment consortium is set to invest up €100 million over the next 3 years to rescue Germany’s bankrupt Galeria