Finance jobs to keep evolving

Delano.lu | 17 December 2012
Career: Pay and the number of positions in Luxembourg’s financial sector are remaining relatively steady, while specialisations are shifting, according to a leading recruitment firm. Read article »

French were right, ECJ says

Delano.lu | 14 December 2012
Europe: France has won its dispute with the European Parliament over Strasbourg sessions before the EU’s top court. Read article »

Gaston Reinesch tops list

Delano.lu | 13 December 2012
Media: paperJam magazine has named the current number two at the finance ministry as Luxembourg’s most influential economic leader. Read article »

Bradesco unit in Moody’s spotlight

Delano.lu | 13 December 2012
Finance: The Luxembourg subsidiary of Brazil’s second largest bank has received its first stand-alone score from one of the world’s main credit rating agencies. Read article »

easyJet adds Milan

Delano.lu | 12 December 2012
Travel: The first budget carrier to serve the Grand Duchy has added flights to a second destination. Read article »

New uni research boss

Delano.lu | 11 December 2012
Appointments: A cardiologist at one of the UK’s largest medical centres has been nominated to head up the University of Luxembourg’s research functions. Read article »

Rental market improves

Delano.lu | 10 December 2012
Cost of living: Luxembourg’s housing inflation rate slowed during the third quarter of this year, figures released on Friday reveal. Read article »

Winter weather warning

Delano.lu | 7 December 2012
Snow alert: A polar air front has hit Luxembourg, bringing dangerous driving conditions through next week. Read article »

High income foreigners

Delano.lu | 5 December 2012
Integration: Immigrants to Luxembourg score well on job-related measures, but less well on several social factors, a new report on immigration to rich countries has revealed. Read article »

Juncker to step down

Delano.lu | 4 December 2012
Euro: Luxembourg’s prime minister has announced again that he will quit his job as Eurogroup chief. Read article »

Rescue fund downgraded

Delano.lu | 3 December 2012
Sovereign debt: One of the three main global rating agencies has cut the top-notch credit score of Luxembourg’s two euro zone bailout funds. Read article »

No Greek documents for Bloomberg

Delano.lu | 30 November 2012
Legal: Frankfurt officials do not have to release secret reports on Greece’s economy to a major news organisation, a court in Luxembourg has ruled. Read article »

Polish links

Delano.lu | 29 November 2012
International networking: A new group to promote economic ties between the Grand Duchy and Poland, the Luxembourg Poland Business Club, held its inaugural event this week. Read article »

The other half

City Magazine | 29 November 2012
Like the ugly duckling, an area once in the shadows -- and often underwater -- has become one of the capital’s shining stars. Read article »

ESM gets 2nd court OK

Delano.lu | 28 November 2012
Euro zone: Europe’s permanent rescue agency was properly formed and can commence operations, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »

Luxembourg less excitable

Delano.lu | 28 November 2012
Society: Residents of the Grand Duchy are less emotional than three-quarters of the world’s population, a major public opinion pollster has found. Read article »

Growth to recover in 2014, says OECD

Delano.lu | 27 November 2012
Economy: Luxembourg’s GDP will stagnate this year and next, while unemployment and government debt will continue to rise, and inflation will slow down, according to a rich world economic think-tank. Read article »

Banking delays blasted

Delano.lu | 27 November 2012
Brussels: The new EU banking union should not be slowed down by member state negotiations, the European financial services commissioner has argued in a major newspaper interview, despite what a senior industry figure tells Delano are “huge unresolved problems.” Read article »

Half say racial bias is “widespread”

Delano.lu | 26 November 2012
Society: Luxembourg residents believe there is less discrimination overall in their country than the EU average, and are readier to support political candidates from a minority group, a new study has found. Read article »

Mersch finally confirmed

Delano.lu | 23 November 2012
EU: European ministers named Yves Mersch to the European Central Bank’s executive council after months of political wrangling. Read article »