Tuesday, 21.05.13 · 16:09
Understanding Luxembourg:
current affairs, business,
lifestyle,
culture
current affairs, business,
lifestyle,
culture
Current affairs
Published 28.06.2012
“They do not understand”
Culture minister interview: After nearly 20 years in the works, the “fortress museum” in Kirchberg will welcome its first public visitors the afternoon of Friday, July 13, and will feature free ad... 
Business
Published 28.06.2012
Final three DAM bidders
Finance: Dexia Group has entered “into final negotiations” with bidders for its Luxembourg-based Dexia Asset Management unit. “Three international investors are still in competition,”...
Business
Published 27.06.2012
Microsoft must pay fine
Competition: Europe’s second highest court has ruled that tech giant Microsoft should have paid a €860 million penalty to EU antitrust authorities. The case stems from a European Commission decis...
Current affairs
Published 27.06.2012
Jump in citizens
Migration: More than 10,000 people have acquired Luxembourgish citizenship since the Grand Duchy’s double nationality law went into effect, newly released figures show. The Grand Duchy’s offi...
Current affairs
Published 26.06.2012
The grand tour
Cycling: Gregor Graham, who once played 100 golf holes in one day, is up for a new challenge. The Scot will be cycling 444 km around Luxembourg’s border in just two days in aid of UNICEF. Some migh...
Snapshots
Published 26.06.2012
Irish chamber unveiled
Networking: The long-awaited Ireland Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce officially launched with highly visible support from the Irish government and Luxembourg’s international community. The importanc...
Business
Published 26.06.2012
Clearstream steps up campaign
Corporate citizenship: Clearstream unveiled its new community relations programme on Monday, which a...
Business
Published 26.06.2012
Bringing up salary
Job Doctor: Each Tuesday Darren Robinson answers questions about career development and finding a new position. Dear Job Doctor,
At what point during the process should I bring up the compensation ...
Business
Published 25.06.2012
Tobin Tax tussle
EU: European economy and finance ministers remained divided on a financial transaction tax during their meeting in Luxembourg on Friday. Enacting a “Tobin Tax”--named after Nobel Prize wi...
Business
Published 22.06.2012
Debt debate continues
Europe: Euro zone ministers made progress on support for Greece and Spain, but left bigger questions unanswered at the end of the first of a two-day summit held in Luxembourg. Greece, with its newly ...
