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Irish public sector strike suspended as draft pay deal agreed

The agreement was reached in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Evening Standard · 2h ago

Prada's new Milan exhibition turns a century of fashion into fresh discoveries

Prada’s Milan exhibition, Pradasphere, is turning its century-old fashion legacy into a business opportunity, with the brand expecting it to generate an additional 100 million euros in annual revenue.

The Economic Times · 2h ago

Early promise fades after hot US inflation print

Investors will be hoping the upcoming IPO from Anthropic will give the market a lift.

Evening Standard · 15h ago

US dollar dips as easing AI and Mideast worries limit its appeal

After a six-month high, the US dollar is now on a downward trend, largely spurred by impressive job growth figures. Investors are eagerly awaiting the upcoming consumer price index data, a key factor for Federal Reserve rate considerations. Meanwhile, the euro and other currencies are rebounding against the dollar, backed…

The Economic Times · Nov 9

Italy's luxury tourism sector hits €10.4bn, but 25 provinces lack five-star hotels

Five-star hotels have more than doubled overnight stays since 2008. Rome leads the ranking, but luxury tourism remains concentrated in 17 provinces.

Euronews · Nov 9

Lecornu announces €24 monthly rise in minimum wage and tax breaks for firms

The French Prime Minister has announced an early increase in the minimum wage from 1 December. The government also plans tax measures for businesses and wants to launch a new round of sectoral pay negotiations.

Euronews · Nov 9

Euro round-up: Barcelona fightback sinks Atletico Madrid as Inter Milan march on

A double from Lopez saw Barcelona come from behind to defeat Atletico Madrid 2-1 and restore their three-point lead at the top of LaLiga.

The National (Scotland) · Nov 9

Spain's 'Austrian backpack' pension plan back at centre of 29N pensions debate

With pensioners worried about cuts and young people unsure they will ever get a pension, company-funded individual schemes have long hovered over Spanish politics. Ahead of the 29N elections, we examine the situation.

Euronews · Nov 9

Trump's midterm defeat: Europe's biggest stock winners and losers

A Democratic ‘blue tsunami’ sparked one of the year’s sharpest rotations in Europe: banks rallied, chips sank on data-centre fears.

Euronews · Nov 9

Unity could cost up to 25 billion euro in year one, Fine Gael ‘blueprint’ says

The potential cost of a united Ireland has been highlighted in the report.

Evening Standard · Nov 7