Companies are firing Gen Z workers soon after hiring them. What's behind their job market struggles?
Generation Z is beginning to enter a workforce that isn't fully prepared for them.
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EU countries split over revamping telecom markets
EU countries remain divided over European Commission plans to overhaul telecom rules to improve connectivity, according to minutes of a telecom working party seen by Euronews, which suggest levels of investment in the sector remain a source of contention.
Forever chemicals: What are they and could they be totally banned in the EU?
Thierry Mounib has lived in the French city of Pierre-Bénite for 70 years. Since childhood, he has enjoyed the tranquillity of the same neighbourhood while watching the area develop and welcome more and more industrial companies. He was always aware of the risks involved, but he never imagined that one day he would find himself at the centre of one of France's biggest environmental scandals.
Trump vs Harris: Who is leading in the US presidential election polls?
On 5 November, US citizens will head to the polls to choose their next president in what has been a tense and dramatic race.
Exploring Marrakech: Golfing at Assoufid and Al Maaden, culinary delights and nightlife adventures
First we take on the main event, heading to the 18-hole Assoufid Golf Club, where a sloping course runs 150 metres downhill upon olive and palm groves, all backed by breathtaking views of the Atlas mountains. After working up an appetite on the strategic holes here, Immy takes us to learn how to make a traditional – and mouthwatering – lamb and prawn Tagine.
From Japan to European tables: How Sake, Wagyu and Seaweed seduced Michelin-starred chefs
In Mie Prefecture, family-owned breweries use carefully selected rice and soft water to produce award-winning sake. Gifu Prefecture is home to luxurious Hida beef, renowned for its exquisite marbling and delicate flavour. Meanwhile, the coastal town of Kesennuma in Miyagi Prefecture produces fresh seaweed, renowned for its health benefits.
US fines Lufthansa €3.6 million over treatment of Jewish passengers
German airline Lufthansa was fined a record $4 million (€3.6million) over its treatment of a group of Jewish passengers who attempted to board a 2022 flight in Frankfurt — the largest it has ever issued against an airline for a civil rights violation.
LVMH misses expectations in the third quarter as China's weakness persists
LVMH, the world’s largest luxury brand, reported its worst quarterly performance since 2020 during the three months leading up to September, resulting in a 10% drop in its American Depositary Receipts (ADR) shares on US markets on Tuesday. According to its press release, the Paris-based conglomerate's third-quarter organic sales fell by 3% year-on-year, marking the first decline since the pandemic, driven by weakened demand in China and Japan.