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The weekly trip to the supermarket costs more.  Aldi Luxembourg
RETAIL

More budget for fewer groceries

With an increase of 1.4% in November, then +2.4% in December, food inflation is a reality in Luxembourg. Its roots go far beyond our borders and are protracted over time.

Catherine Kurzawa • 02.02.2022
The Green Library allows users to sell and buy pre-loved books and have them delivered at home.  Photo: Shutterstock
CULTURE

Selling and buying used books made accessible

Tracy Heindrichs • 29.01.2022
Bad sales mean more stock left: customers have until Saturday to find items on sale. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Winter sales yield underwhelming results

Catherine Kurzawa • 28.01.2022
Belval Plaza aims to attract new fashion brands as well as shops dedicated to home furnishings, explains Romain Muller. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
RETAIL

Belval Plaza to be refurbished

Catherine Kurzawa • 25.01.2022
Located on the A4 at Pontpierre, the new TotalEnergies filling station has two pumps for trucks and six pumps for cars. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

TotalEnergies expands further

Jeremy Zabatta • 24.01.2022
During the Autofestival, 80 dealers will be exhibiting their best models in 170 showrooms across the country for 13 days. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Autofestival marked by electric vehicles

Jeremy Zabatta • 24.01.2022
Sodexo adopts mobile payment, Edenred to follow in 2022. (Photo: Shutterstock)
RETAIL

Meal vouchers are becoming increasingly digital

Mathilde Obert • 17.01.2022
Brandy Chen (middle), owner of Banjjak Jewelry, pictured with Luxembourg influencers and models on Thursday 13 January. Photo Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
STYLE

Banjjak Jewelry launches website and pop-up store

Abigail Okorodus • 17.01.2022
“This is my life’s purpose, I truly believe,” says Michelle Glorieux, founder of TA-DA! Photo: Mehdi Farahmand / Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce 
RETAIL

Language-learning startup goes back to basics

Delano.lu • 12.01.2022
In two years, new electric car registrations have risen by 371.5%. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

German premium held its own in 2021

Jeremy Zabatta • 11.01.2022
Filip Westerlund (pictured) aims to make his customers active agents in the circular supply chain. Photo: Filip Westerlund
RETAIL

Selling shoes in the circular economy

Delano.lu • 11.01.2022
“For me, success is doing a job that brings you happiness,” says Fouet, who altered her career radically in 2014. Pictured: a table in the main room of Café Le Bovary in Weimerskirch. Photo: Lili Fouet
RETAIL

“I started this business with nothing”

Jeff Palms • 05.01.2022
Tom Steffen, CEO of the Steffen Group, with his sister Lisa Steffen, who runs La Mezzanine du Boulevard, and their father Frank Steffen, founder of the family business launched in 1989. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Double opening for Steffen at Royal-Hamilius

Catherine Kurzawa • 04.01.2022
No record crowds were seen this Monday morning as the winter sales got underway in Luxembourg. But there are still four weeks to shop at reduced prices. (Photo: Paperjam.lu)
RETAIL

Slow start to the winter sales

Catherine Kurzawa • 04.01.2022
The traditional start of the winter sales between Christmas and New Year is now history. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/archives)
RETAIL

Winter sales start on 3 January

Catherine Kurzawa • 31.12.2021
From classic catering to snacking and large-scale projects such as the SixSeven at the top of the Royal-Hamilius, 2022 promises to be full of developments for the Luxembourg catering industry. (Photo: Paperjam)
FOODZILLA

Restaurants coming to Luxembourg in 2022

Catherine Kurzawa • 30.12.2021
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