A total of 331 companies filed for bankruptcy in Denmark in November, the highest number in 13 years, according to a new report published by SMVdanmark on Monday. SMVdanmark, which represents 18,000 small and medium-sized [Read More]
The Dutch Rabobank warned on Monday that after impressive recovery growth rates in 2021 and 2022, the economy in the Netherlands is expected to witness slower growth in the next two years. Due to the [Read More]
Up to 41 percent of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Finland are preparing to carry out layoffs, and 10 percent consider it possible that they may go bankrupt next year, the Confederation of Finnish [Read More]
The German Bundestag has adopted a new law that will enable foreigners with a short-term “tolerated stay” permit to obtain a permanent residence permit. A “tolerated stay” permit is issued to individuals who are, in [Read More]
Volvo Cars sold 11,644 fully electric vehicles in November, 332.4 percent more than in the same month last year, the company confirmed. “Overall underlying demand for the company’s cars continues to remain robust, especially for [Read More]
The European Commission has proposed making the circumvention of the European Union’s (EU) sanctions against Russia a criminal offense. It proposes to establish the same level of penalties in all member states to close existing [Read More]
The Czech Republic confirmed its first case of African swine fever for the first time in almost five years and veterinarians were taking measures to prevent its spread, the Czech Ministry of Agriculture confirmed. The [Read More]
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Aabdollahian has held a phone conversation with EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on issues of mutual concerns, Iran’s Foreign Ministry has confirmed. During the conversation, Amir-Aabdollahian thanked the EU high [Read More]
Swedish public pension funds have invested hundreds of millions of kronor in a cryptocurrency company that has lost 87 percent of its share value, Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter (DN) reported on Saturday. Four public pension [Read More]
VALETTA – An estimated 20.3 percent of Malta’s population living in private households were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2021, the National Statistics Office (NSO) said in a report on Thursday. The [Read More]
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