Luxembourg Times - Breaking News Luxembourg – Business and …
WEB2 days ago · Covering the EU, business and finance, politics and life in Luxembourg
Luxembourg | Luxembourg Times
WEBSep 20, 2024 · Brasserie at Luxembourg City’s largest park almost 50% over budget. Brasserie, which remains unopened, will cost more than €2 million than originally forecast, council meeting told. 30/09/2024.
Business & finance | Luxembourg Times
WEBWhistleblower links Luxembourg telecom company to African assassination attempt. Testimony in UK case reveals Millicom’s contested role in tracking politician before gunmen attacked. 25/09/2024. Latest updates and analysis on the dynamic world of business and economic affairs.
English language becoming more important in Luxembourg
WEB07/12/2023. English is gaining in importance and is now the third most spoken language in Luxembourg, while Luxembourgish is on the downturn, an analysis of the 2021 census published on Thursday found. Over a quarter of the population, or 25.7%, either speak English at home and/or use it at work or school, up from 21% in 2011, a report by ...
Covid-19 more actively circulating in Luxembourg
WEBSep 16, 2024 · Luxembourg’s Chamber of Deputies last month prolonged for two years a Covid-19 law which authorised the collection and keeping of vaccination data, allowed people to continue wearing protective face masks despite laws that prevent people from concealing their faces during protests, and authorised pharmacists to continue preparing and administering vaccines against Covid.
Luxembourg inflation slows to 3% in January | Luxembourg Times
WEBFeb 22, 2024 · ECB policymakers raised interest rates to a record 4% in September in response to double-digit inflation in the eurozone. The Frankfurt-based rate setters are yet to give clear signs when rates will start coming …
Parliament approves tighter laws targeting unvaccinated
WEBDec 16, 2021 · By Yannick Lambert and Kate Oglesby Luxembourg's parliament approved new Covid-19 measures on Thursday afternoon aimed at combating a surge in cases, with more restrictions targeting the unvaccinated.. Workers will now have to show proof of vaccination, testing or recovery before entering their workplaces from 15 January. The law, which will expire on 22 February, does not include further ...
Top five stories you may have missed this week
WEBMay 18, 2024 · Luxembourg’s national passenger airline delivered a €116 million profit last year, down 76% from €494 million in 2022, the company said on Tuesday, as fuel costs stayed high and staffing costs climbed 11% after three nationally mandated cost-of-living salary increases. The state-owned airline generated €806 million in revenues last year ...
Top five stories you may have missed this week
WEBOct 14, 2023 · The CSV emerged as the strongest party in Sunday's ballot which saw the DP-LSAP-déi Gréng coalition government collapse. If, as widely expected, the CSV's Luc Frieden becomes prime mininster, he will have "a mandate to strengthen the economy and ensure Luxembourg's prosperity during a difficult period in the history of Europe," said Paul Schonenberg, CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce ...
Top five stories you may have missed this week - Luxembourg Times
WEBJan 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.