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A property owner has obtained a reduction in the taxable base of his house, built in the 19th century, because it has "permanent defects".
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Die Zinsen und Renditen für Anleihen sind auf den höchsten Stand seit Jahrzehnten. Aber hohe Zinsen gelten als schlecht für Wirtschaft und Börse. Sind Weltaktien-ETFs dann noch die beste Wahl?
Women run agricultural businesses and develop new sources of income. Nevertheless, household chores and family responsibilities continue to weigh heavily on them.
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his City AM column. Every Lidl helps a new era of supermarket mergers Every Lidl helps.
Starlink internet and US reconnaissance data enable Ukrainian drone attacks in the Russian hinterland. But the flow of information is faltering - as is the satellite internet. What's behind it?
The Kiel Institute continuously investigates how supply rents develop, among other things, in the 30 most populous cities. Currently, existing apartments are in high demand.
Human rights are getting diluted or ignored in the oft-neglected “S” (social) of ESG, even though the rules for protecting them have been clear for a decade and a half.
