EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd 2017
EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd 2017
| CNBC | - |
U.K. lender Barclays has opened a new innovation center in Shoreditch, London, for its in-house banking and technology teams, as well as more than 40 co-located financial technology ( fintech ) start-ups.
| MarketWatch | - |
These days, most U.S. investors would rather suck a lemon than invest in Europe. Recent elections in the Netherlands and upcoming ones in France and Italy, ...
| Financial Times | - |
Despite its highly skilled workforce, Europe struggles to produce large businesses that compete globally. According to Bruegel, an economic think-tank, only 12 big new European companies were birthed after 1950, against 51 in the US. Of these, only 3 ...
| Reuters | - |
Europe's top tech hubs tend to radiate from massive capital cities like London, Berlin and Paris. But the heart of European innovation isn't a major metropolis –it's a small city in the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders. That's the conclusion of ...
| New York Times | - |
In Europe as in the United States, recent trends in culture and economics have elevated an educated upper class while separating it, geographically and ideologically and in every other way, from a declining and fragmenting working class.
| The Guardian | - |
But May has had a bellyful of European courts after her run-in with the totally separate European court of human rights when, as home secretary, she was trying to deport the fundamentalist preacher Abu Qatada to Jordan.
| Nature.com | - |
As China and the United States threaten to corner the market on quantum technologies, Europe is slowly waking up to the opportunity with investment of its own.
| Financial Times | - |
Negotiations could only be prolonged for a few weeks beyond this date, given the European Parliament elections due to take place in May of that year.
| U.S. News & World Report | - |
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday Europe should not push Turkey away despite worries about President Tayyip Erdogan's tightening grip on power, seeming to play down talk that its aspirations to join the European ...
| BBC News | - |
The author and academic entered politics in his native Canada, becoming leader of the opposition party, before last autumn taking on a job as president of the Central European University in Hungary. Mr Ignatieff, in his late sixties, might have been ...
| Reuters | - |
But dissipating political risks, particularly those that threatened the very existence of the euro and the financial system on which it is based, and a spring in the step of Europe Inc after six years of disappointments, are spurring a scramble to get ...
| Financial Times | - |
Sales of Apple's iPhone dipped 1 per cent last quarter. The problem, according to CEO Tim Cook, was that people were simply waiting to buy the next one.
| MarketWatch | - |
European stock markets drop from a 20-month high on Wednesday, with investors erring on the side of caution ahead of eurozone growth data and the latest ...
| Deutsche Welle | - |
US State Department urges vigilance on travel to Europe. The US State Department has warned Americans about traveling to Europe due to the ongoing risk of terrorism. The alert said US citizens "should always be alert" as attacks could occur with ...
| Metro | - |
Mind Hacks says, 'Both in the US, where this measure was developed, across Europe (shown here for the first time), the test shows that people are slower to associate Blackness with positive words such as “Good” or “Nice” and faster to associate ...
| Wall Street Journal (subscription) | - |
Given the dire start to 2016 and the tidal wave of positive sentiment after Donald Trump's Presidential victory, the signs were that a great rebound was coming.
| The Verge | - |
Groupe PSA, which owns European car brands Peugeot SA and Citroën, will team up with self-driving startup NuTonomy to test autonomous SUVs in Singapore ...
| WIRED | - |
European regulations make the tomato essentially illegal—he and others can do the science, but probably can't get it to field trials, and certainly can't get it to market.
| Pitchfork | - |
Chance the Rapper has reportedly cancelled a series of appearances at European music festivals this summer, Consequence of Sound reports.
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