Carrefour Shuts Down All Jordan Stores Amid Boycott Against Israeli Support
Carrefour has closed all its branches in Jordan due to a widespread boycott campaign, with 93% of Jordanians participating in protests against the company's support for the Israeli occupation.
IKEA to Pay €6 Million to Compensate East German Forced Labor Victims
IKEA has agreed to pay 6 million euros to a fund for victims of forced labor during East Germany's communist regime, acknowledging its historical ties to the practice.
Schaeffler and Auchan Announce Major Job Cuts Amid Economic Pressures
Schaeffler and Auchan are implementing significant job cuts due to economic challenges, affecting thousands of employees across Europe.
Russia to Increase Maternity Capital and Social Benefits in 2025
Russia is set to increase maternity capital and other social benefits in 2025, including a rise in minimum wage and child care payments, aimed at enhancing financial support for families and vulnerable individuals.
Auchan Implements Major Job Cuts and Store Closures Amid Financial Struggles
Auchan has announced significant job cuts and store closures as part of a restructuring plan to address financial losses and adapt to changing retail dynamics.
Boeing Workers Ratify Agreement, Ending Costly Strike
Boeing workers have ratified a new agreement, ending a seven-week strike that cost the company over $10 billion, with a 38% wage increase and improved benefits.
Explosion at Mexican Steel Mill Results in 13 Fatalities
Carrefour Shuts Down All Jordan Stores Amid Boycott Against Israeli Support
French Court Allows Israeli Companies to Participate in Euronaval 2024
Dollar's Surge Linked to Trump Election Prospects
IMF Optimistic About Egypt's Economic Recovery Amid Regional Challenges
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Governments Across the Globe Implement Reforms to Tackle Financial Shortfalls
Governments in France, Argentina, South Korea, and beyond are implementing reforms to address financial shortfalls in public services and health sectors, focusing on contributions, taxation, and compensation.
Germany Opposes EU's Tariff Increase on Chinese Electric Cars Amid Trade War Fears
Germany's opposition to the EU's decision to impose significant tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles raises fears of a trade conflict, with major automakers urging for negotiations to avoid protectionist measures.
Middle East Conflict Escalates: Biden's Statements on Iranian Oil Facilities Impact Global Oil Prices
The conflict in the Middle East is escalating, with President Biden's statements about potential attacks on Iranian oil facilities affecting oil prices and raising concerns about a broader regional conflict.
EU Approves Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars Amidst Division
The EU has approved tariffs up to 36.3% on Chinese electric cars amid divisions among member states, with Germany opposing the measure while advocating for a negotiated solution with China.
Turkey's Oruc Reis Ship Begins Oil Exploration Mission in Somalia
The Turkish ship Oruc Reis is set to explore oil and gas resources off the coast of Somalia, following a memorandum of understanding signed between the two nations. The mission, expected to last seven months, will involve seismic research in three exploration fields.
Egypt's Bold Move to Mix Corn with Wheat in Bread Subsidy Program
Egypt is planning to mix corn flour with wheat to reduce bread subsidy costs, facing industry opposition but aiming for significant savings amid rising economic pressures.
UK Auto Industry Demands Increased Government Support for Electric Vehicle Growth
The UK auto industry is urging the government to provide more support and incentives for electric vehicle development as it struggles to meet sales targets amid increasing pressure from global trade dynamics.
Michel Barnier Targets 300 Large Companies for Tax Increases in France
Prime Minister Michel Barnier has announced a plan to tax 300 large companies in France with a turnover over 1 billion euros, aiming to address the nation's significant debt and budget deficit.
Europe Imposes 45% Tariff on Chinese Electric Cars, Heightening Trade Tensions
The European Commission has increased tariffs on Chinese electric cars to 45%, raising concerns of a trade war and prompting criticism from Germany and Volkswagen.
Dollar Strengthens as Investors Seek Safe Havens Amid Middle East Conflict
The U.S. dollar has rebounded to a six-week high as investors turn to safe havens amid escalating Middle East conflict, with significant implications for global currencies and economic policies.
Middle East Tensions Drive Oil Prices Higher Amid Supply Concerns
Oil prices are surging due to fears of supply disruptions from escalating Middle East tensions, particularly regarding potential Israeli strikes on Iranian oil infrastructure.
IEA Highlights Risks to Global Gas Supplies Amid Rising Demand and Geopolitical Tensions
The IEA warns that rising global gas consumption and geopolitical tensions could complicate supplies as winter approaches, particularly highlighting risks to European energy security and the need for increased LNG imports.
Tax Burden Rises in Italy; France Targets Wealthiest for New Contributions
The Italian tax burden has risen to 41.3% in Q2 2024, while France plans to tax the wealthiest households as part of its 2025 budget, affecting only 0.3% of the population.
Orban Warns EU of Economic Cold War with China Amid Tariff Discussions
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban warns that the EU is heading towards an economic cold war with China as leaders vote on tariffs for Chinese electric cars, emphasizing Hungary's need to maintain trade relations with both sides.
EU Approves Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars Amid Trade Tensions
EU countries have approved tariffs of up to 36.3% on Chinese electric cars, citing unfair subsidies from Beijing, while Germany's government faces internal conflict over the decision.