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3 days ago · Luxembourg’s start-ups, small-and-medium-sized businesses, retailers and even the Big Four have had an interesting time in 2024
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Dec 9, 2024 · Stories on issues that directly impact Luxembourg’s communities. Skilled craft businesses play a key role in Luxembourg’s economy. These enterprises are valued for their expertise, adaptability and proximity to their customers in a range of sectors including construction, food, services and much more.
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1 day ago · The “It’s Time to Talk with Luc Frieden” interview and public Q&A – organised by the Luxembourg Times in partnership with Spuerkeess on 13 November – featured the prime minister setting out what Luxembourg residents can expect from his government in the coming years.
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1 day ago · Why art is an emotional investment unlike any other. The Luxembourg Times sat down with Adriano Picinati di Torcello, global art and finance coordinator at Deloitte, to discuss the state of the art market, the impact of regulation and to look at the importance of emotion in art investments. Luxembourg Airport sets new record for passenger numbers ...
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Dec 21, 2024 · “Mr Pelicot, you have been found guilty of aggravated rape of Gisèle Pelicot,” said the presiding judge, Roger Arata, to the man who had doped his now ex-wife Gisèle for a decade, turning her into his sexual object and delivering her to dozens of men recruited on the internet.
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Nov 23, 2024 · In a few days, COP29 - the world’s biggest annual climate summit uniting 197 countries around the negotiating table - will come to an end. While governments from around the world work on a deal to help limit the impact of climate change, the Luxembourg Times took to the streets of Luxembourg City to ask residents what they know about COP29, what they do to reduce their carbon footprint, and ...
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Jan 20, 2024 · Luxembourg is “actively preparing” for implementation of the new system at its only non-EU border, the country’s sole commercial airport at Findel, the home affairs ministry told the Luxembourg Times. “The date of entry into operation is defined at European level and is currently set for 6 October 2024,” a ministry spokesperson said.
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Oct 26, 2024 · French assurances on checks relieve border communities. France has promised to limit new border controls with Luxembourg set to begin on 1 November and last until the end of April, Interior Minister Léon Gloden told Luxembourg’s parliament this week.
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Nov 1, 2024 · ArcelorMittal jumps into China’s electric-car metals market. Luxembourg steel giant ArcelorMittal is pushing into China through joint ventures to build two factories at a potential cost of around $1.3 billion (€1.2 billion), the Luxembourg Times has learned. That represents its share of a $2.6 billion investment, alongside its Chinese partner, in two new factories.
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Feb 10, 2024 · Education minister denies violent altercation with woman as police investigate. In a story broken by Luxemburger Wort, Education Minister Claude Meisch has denied allegations that he physically assaulted a woman in a Luxembourg City restaurant last month, his ministry said on Thursday.. After claims that Meisch attacked a woman in a restaurant on 5 January, the ministry confirmed that a ...