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The Christian Science Monitor1d
The European Union has wealth and people. Why isn’t it more competitive?
The European Union is the largest single market in the world, yet it is seeing only sluggish economic growth. Why isn’t the ...
European Retailers’ View Of U.S. Tariff Turmoil: This Too Shall Pass
While U.S. retailers brace for a tariff-driven crisis, their European counterparts remain surprisingly calm. Are Americans ...
European car sales rise in March, Tesla drops 28.2%
Tesla's new car sales in Europe dropped 28.2% in March from a year earlier, even as overall battery electric vehicle sales ...
Human Rights Watch5h
Q&A: European Union Forced Labor Regulation
The European Union’s forced labor regulation (FLR) is new legislation that prohibits products made with forced labor from being sold in the EU market. The FLR entered into force on December 14, 2024, ...
Tariffs will harm us all, European officials warn — with more work needed to reach a trade deal
European officials say they’re optimistic a trade deal can be reached with President Donald Trump, warning of significant ...
‘Strong And Clear Message’: European Bureaucrats Slap American Tech Giants With Massive Fines
The European Commission fined Meta and Apple combined roughly $800 million in total Wednesday and ordered sweeping changes to ...
China's Jetour to launch European car sales in third quarter
Jetour, a Chinese sport-utility vehicle manufacturer owned by Chery Holding Group (CHERY.UL), plans to launch in some ...