Month: May 2021

[ad_1] The EU trade commissioner has said he is increasingly hoping to reach an agreement with the Biden administration to end a 16-year dispute over subsidies to Airbus and Boeing, […]

[ad_1] The world’s largest economies on both sides of the Atlantic have a good chance of regaining the ground lost to the coronavirus pandemic by the end of the year, […]

[ad_1] A few weeks before Christmas, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro made a big announcement about his plans to fight the coronavirus. Its vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, had just returned from […]

[ad_1] A new submarine fiber-optic data cable crossing the ocean between southern Europe and Latin America will have to be put online this month, and the timing could hardly be […]

[ad_1] “I think leader psychology often becomes organizational psychology,” says Brian Chesky, reflecting on a year in which his company, Airbnb, was baffled by the global pandemic. The chief executive […]

[ad_1] Every two weeks or so, a number appears somewhere in the world that I find understandable and troubling. It’s the percentage of people who constantly say they don’t want […]

[ad_1] During four elections stalled in the last two years, Benjamin Netanyahu has managed to stay in the crucial asset of a political master: the air of an inevitable victory. […]

[ad_1] According to the head of BHP’s operations in the Americas, the increase in taxes and royalties runs the risk of damaging Chile’s mining industry, the world’s largest producer of […]

[ad_1] This time a year ago, Yuji Kuroiwa, the governor of the Japanese prefecture of Kanagawa, tried to make a light pun in the face of a new terrifying disease, […]