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Labour’s finance spokeswoman Joan Burton warned the Irish taxpayer is again the loser having already paid to save the failed

The National Agency for Food And Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), says European Union (EU) rejected 24 exported food products

China’s sovereign wealth fund is expanding its presence in Europe by acquiring a warehouse company in a 12.25 billion euro

European private equity firm Invest industrial has invited the investment vehicle of Alibaba’s founder Jack Ma to submit a joint

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit rose 16.7 percent in April against the same month in 2016, the Turkish Statistical Institute

France’s CGT trade union said a strike by transporters of hazardous materials that has caused fuel shortages could be wound down

Doing business in China remains difficult for many European companies and most are still being treated unfairly, a lobby group said

Five hundred years after news of Martin Luther’s radical call for church reform spread across Europe, technology is again

Bulgaria has become the latest eastern European state to accuse multinationals of selling food of a lower quality in their country