If the European Union (EU) legislative process had anything to do with pop music, its latest regulation could be called “Oops I did it again”. To be fair, the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is probably not as enjoyable as Britney Spears’ 2000 hit, but it’s certainly as memorable. When …
The “Sleeping Giant” has awakened, and its emergence represents an era-defining shift in the global economic landscape. China’s rise in the last two decades has been truly meteoric, catalysing an economic expansion of unprecedented proportions. An average economic growth rate of 9.1% between its accession to the World Trade Organisation …
Is Luxembourg the European business greenhouse? Judging by the confidence Luxembourg CEOs show when it comes to growth prospects and their readiness to assess business performance beyond profits, the Grand Duchy is a rock in an ocean of political and economic uncertainty.
Rome, 1957: six heads of state signed the treaties to establish what we know today as the European Union (EU). 60 years and 22 member states later, the EU’s achievements stretch far beyond its founders’ ambitions and hopes. It has also survived against more crises than they could fear. We …
As the UK will trigger article 50 by the end of March, Brexit starts taking shape. We’re looking at short and long-term prospects for the UK economy, as well as how businesses should gear up.
Brexit was the first major sign of the developed world’s rebuke to globalisation, and the rest of Europe may well be next. With Donald Trump being the 45th president of the USA, a wind of change is blowing. Protectionism is on the rise and with it comes slower growth, because …
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation 2016/679) requires companies to act lawfully, fairly and transparently in their use of personal data and in how they deal with people whose data they process. Businesses have to be transparent and honest about what they’re doing and why. What does that mean?
