A recent Eurostat report for 2021 highlights Luxembourg’s prominent position in the EU, with foreign-controlled enterprises contributing a staggering 55.5% to the nation’s economic value added, the highest in the bloc.
Luxembourg is still a high-carbon society, but one that is becoming less carbon-intensive.
After recent stock market records, the question arises: What will happen in the coming months? The economy is not providing a tailwind for the time being, and the fantasy of interest rate cuts seems to have run its course.
The 17th edition of Portes Ouvertes Luxembourg will provide a unique opportunity for family and visitors to get a behind-the-scenes look at the most dynamic companies in the national economy.
During its meeting on Wednesday 30 August 2023, Luxembourg’s Government Council (Cabinet) approved the use of the Nutri-Score logo on bulk foodstuffs and dishes served in collective canteens.
On 20 July 2023, the Luxembourg Parliament adopted a new law that reforms the right of establishment in Luxembourg (the New Law).
Luxembourg Trade & Invest invites you to take part in a trade mission to Kazakhstan from 2 – 6 October 2023. Register now!
This annual event, which brings together craftsmen, companies, industrial firms, municipalities, and organizations from across the country, offers the perfect opportunity to discover Luxembourgish businesses and talents.
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The Luxembourg American Chamber of Commerce in New York, in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce Luxembourg, is pleased to invite you on a
Mission to Luxembourg 2013
Encevo acquired a software that operates charging stations for electric cars from a bankrupt Belgian company last week, Luxembourg's majority-state-owned energy company announced on Monday. For the full text of this article we refer you to consult the Luxtimes article HERE.
RTL is reporting that DuPont Teijin Films, a major producer of polyester films, is closing two production sites in Contern, affecting 160 of the 270 workplaces in Luxembourg.
