Jonk Entrepreneuren Luxembourg Selected to Host Gen-E 2027
Jonk Entrepreneuren Luxembourg (JEL) is proud to announce that Luxembourg has been selected to host Gen-E 2027, Europe’s largest youth entrepreneurship festival.
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General Members News Chronicle.lu: CSL Report Shows Luxembourg ‘Maintains European Excellence’ Across Almost All Sectors
The new report compares Luxembourg’s productivity per hour worked with that of neighbouring countries and the European Union average, broken down by economic sector.
Launch of CCSS Services on MyGuichet.lu
The CCSS is launching its online services for employers (excluding temporary employment agencies, agricultural operators, and self-employed persons, who will have access to these services at a later stage) and their representatives in the business eSpace on MyGuichet.lu. https://ccss.public.lu/en/actualites/2025
General Members News Chamber of Commerce Says Political Leadership Needed to Restore Business Confidence
In its analysis, the Chamber noted that the environment in which Luxembourgish businesses operated has changed profoundly since 2020 and successive global shocks have negatively affected companies’ profitability and competitiveness. They said that although the Luxembourg Government has set a course to support economic recovery, its measures often remain too cautious and lack ambition in the face of the multiple challenges arising from an unstable, high-risk business climate.
General Members News Chambers of Commerce: Skilled Trades and Crafts, issue a joint opinion on pension reform
The Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts issued a joint opinion this week on draft law no. 8634, which amends the Social Security Code and the Labor Code and aims to introduce a reform of the pension system. After thorough analysis and consultation with their members, the two professional chambers oppose the draft law, while reaffirming the urgent need for structural reform to guarantee the long-term sustainability of the pension system.
General Members News U.S. Embassy releases video introducing Ambassador Feinberg
The Embassy of the United States to Luxembourg recently released a short video introducing Ambassador Stacey Feinberg.
General Members News Chronicle.lu: Morningstar DBRS, Fitch Ratings Confirm Luxembourg’s AAA Rating with Stable Outlook
On Saturday 1 November 2025, Luxembourg’s Ministry of Finance reported that both Morningstar DBRS and Fitch Ratings have confirmed Luxembourg’s “AAA” rating with a stable outlook.
General Members News RTL Today: Osaka Expo 2025 | Luxembourg named most sustainable pavilion under 1,500m2
The Grand Duchy received first prize for having the most sustainable self-built pavilion under 1,500 square metres at the Osaka Expo.
US Senate approves Stacey Feinberg as ambassador to Luxembourg
The United States Senate on Tuesday ratified the appointment of Stacey Feinberg as Washington’s new ambassador to Luxembourg, with her confirmation part of a single vote on 107 offices being filled. In a social media post following the Senate vote, Feinberg said she is “grateful to the US Senate for ratifying my appointment as the 25th US Ambassador to Luxembourg”.
General Members News STATEC: International environment in turmoil in the first semester
In the second quarter of 2025, GDP in the eurozone grew by 0.1% over the quarter, marking a clear slowdown compared with the results for the first quarter of the year (+0.6%).
General Members News IMD World Talent Ranking 2025: Luxembourg returns to its 2023 position
Luxembourg ranks second out of 69 countries in the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) ranking, improving its overall ranking. While Switzerland remains the undisputed leader, Singapore, ranked second in 2024, has dropped to seventh. As in previous years, the Grand Duchy posted its best results in investment (second) and attractiveness (fourth). However, labor availability remains the major challenge (25th).
General Members News Luxembourg Times: Government strikes first compromises on pension reform
Following Wednesday’s long-anticipated second meeting between representatives of the government and social partners, the first agreements regarding a hotly debated reform of the pension system have been reached.