The biggest company in Europe you’ve probably never heard of

The biggest company in Europe you’ve probably never heard of 0
- Business
- November 24, 2021
Employees assemble a ASML NXT1970Ci photolithography machine at the ASML Holding NV factory in Veldhoven, Netherlands. Jasper Juinen | Bloomberg | Getty Images With a market value of around $350 billion, Dutch-headquartered ASML is a little-known tech juggernaut that’s set to keep on growing in line with the insatiable demand for semiconductors. The 37-year-old company,
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Photos of anti-Covid protests in Europe 0
- Business
- November 22, 2021
A demonstrator lights a smoke bomb during a rally held by Austria’s far-right Freedom Party FPOe against the measures taken to curb the Covid pandemic, at Maria Theresien Platz square in Vienna, Austria on November 20, 2021. JOE KLAMAR | AFP | Getty Images Protests against fresh Covid-19 restrictions have rocked Europe over the weekend,
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Where does the Orient Express go? Train has new European routes 0
- Business
- October 7, 2021
Before the dawn of private jets and business class flights, royalty and high society members traveled through Europe onboard luxury trains. Now anyone can do it — if they are willing and able to spend £1,700 ($2,300) for a one-night trip. That’s the starting rate to go from Florence to Paris aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express,
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Universal Music Group shares soar in market debut 0

September 21, 2021

Lady Gaga performs during the Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl 51 Halftime Show at NRG Stadium on February 5, 2017 in Houston, Texas. Tom Pennington | Getty Images Sport | Getty Images Universal Music Group shares surged in its stock market debut Tuesday, in Europe’s largest listing of the year so far. The company behind

How to play the next big trend in ESG investing: green data centers 0

Business

September 12, 2021

A data center. Erik Isakson | DigitalVision | Getty Images Data centers are critical to the modern economy, and as they grow in importance there’s an “urgent need” to reduce their heavy environmental footprint, according to Barclays. The firm noted that data centers — although somewhat invisible — are the modern equivalent of a public

Amsterdam’s coffeeshops reel from low tourist numbers this summer 0

Business

September 9, 2021

A view in the direction of Oudezijds Voorburgwal lined with coffeeshops in Amsterdam. Thomas Imo | Photothek | Getty Images Amsterdam has long been a draw for millions of tourists from Europe and beyond, with many attracted to the city for its canals, architecture and museums and, of course, its plentiful cannabis-laden coffeeshops and unabashed

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