The first-ever carbon capture street has been launched in Luxembourg, in a pilot project in the city of Differdange. In a ground-breaking scheme, carbon dioxide is being kept out of the atmosphere and ...
Luxembourg’s unemployment rate rose to over 7% last month, one of the highest in the EU, according to data released on Thursday by the bloc’s official statistics agency, Eurostat. The Grand Duchy’s ...
A Breitling watch that pays tribute to the Grand Duchy and limited to 100 pieces was launched last week at the Swiss watchmaker’s official Luxembourg boutique on Avenue de la Porte-Neuve. The ...
Luxembourg has been left out of a project for a high-speed rail link connecting Brussels, Strasbourg and Basel, on a new route set to be launched next summer. The pilot project will seek to connect ...
Waking up in a Waymo comes as a shock. Ditto Kasendar remembers soft music drifting from the robotaxi’s speakers as he rode home late at night from a friend’s birthday party last year. The next moment ...
The International Monetary Fund has warned that Luxembourg’s prolonged economic slowdown is not due to temporary factors alone, but also reflects “structural constraints” facing the economy.
Dave Giannandrea was born in Luxembourg. After completing his higher education in economics, he turned his attention to communications and issues relating to the economic and social spheres.He is ...
The Luxembourg Times asked attendees of its private equity valuation panel, held at Mudam on Wednesday, about the biggest challenges facing Luxembourg’s private market funds sector this year.
Luxembourg’s public-private rental partnership scheme for affordable housing has attracted only one project since its launch in June 2025, housing minister Claude Meisch said on Thursday. The scheme, ...
British bank Standard Chartered has been granted authorisation to provide crypto and digital asset custody services under the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (Mica), almost a year after its ...
Computer games pioneer Atari will move its headquarters to Luxembourg this summer, the company announced Wednesday, after more than four decades in France. The move was approved by a majority at the ...
ArcelorMittal pleaded guilty and agreed to pay a C$100 million (€62.5 million) fine last week for pollution that seeped into Canadian rivers from the company’s largest iron ore mine, the latest ...
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