Author: Euronews

By&nbspEleanor Butler&nbsp&&nbspAP Published on 01/07/2025 – 8:16 GMT+2•Updated 9:43ADVERTISEMENTUS indexes have risen over the last week as investors wait to see whether President Donald Trump can secure deals with partner countries ahead of his tariff deadline.Over the last five days, the Dow Jones has risen 3% to 44,094.77, the Nasdaq 2.83% to 20,369.73, and the S&P 500 2.37% to 6,204.95.Futures on Tuesday morning were tracking very marginally lower, although Wall Street showed buoyed investor sentiment on Monday.Stocks were notably boosted after Canada said it would rescind a planned tax on US technology firms and resumed trade talks with the United…

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By&nbspGaliya Khassenkhanova Published on 30/06/2025 – 10:24 GMT+2ADVERTISEMENTSpanish bathroom goods company, Roca Group has announced it will invest €70 million to build production capacity in Kazakhstan.The global leader in design, production and distribution of bathroom space products, which first began in Barcelona in 1917, announced the move as part of their plans to expand in Central Asia.Roca CEO Albert Magrans gave an exclusive interview to Euronews, commenting the investment decision.Q: Tell us about Roca Group’s decision to invest in Kazakhstan. What does the project entail?A: The project is the construction of an industrial park in Kyzylorda (a city in the…

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Published on 29/06/2025 – 17:21 GMT+2ADVERTISEMENTEurope is celebrating its flag:Twelve golden stars, explicitly, and in contrast to some national flags, not representing member states or units but “the ideals of unity, solidarity and harmony among the peoples of Europe”, how the European Commission website puts it.In 1983, towards the tail end of its first legislature as a directly elected law-making body, the European Parliament decided to adopt it as the symbol of what we now know as the EU but was then still known as the European Communities.Two years later, the European Council, the representatives of the then ten member…

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ADVERTISEMENTFrance is the world’s seventh-largest economy, with a projected GDP of $3.21 trillion (€2.74 trillion) in 2025, ranking third in Europe according to IMF estimates from April 2025. Residents across the country are seeking well-paid, high-quality employment opportunities. France also remains one of the top destinations for immigrants—ranking behind Germany and Spain in total arrivals from both within and outside the EU, according to Eurostat. Whether highly skilled or not, newcomers are also in search of better job prospects and improved living standards. So, what are the best-paying jobs in France? Which professions offer the highest salaries, and what are the average annual…

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