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Which jobs are hardest and easiest to fill in Europe, and why?
Teachers and health workers are among the hardest to recruit in the EU, according to the OECD. Experts explain why some jobs are harder to fill than others.
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China to encourage investment in Turkish renewable energy with $15bn solar and wind deal
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European shares fall as Nvidia CEO’s exit raises doubts over AI boom
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House prices and incomes in Europe: Where is it getting harder to buy a home?
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Huang's exit, AI bubble and financial crisis fears in focus on Web Summit's last day
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Huang's exit, AI bubble and financial crisis fears in focus on Web Summit's last day
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Mercedes-Benz halts new investment in German plants, considers closures
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UK economy grows 0.7% in third quarter as AI demand lifts output
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Nvidia shares tumble as Jensen Huang steps down as CEO
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European tech shares fall as Nvidia board weighs ousting Jensen Huang
European chip stocks fell after Nvidia slid 8.6% in after-hours trading on reports that its board was preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang. In Frankfurt, the DAX topped 27,000 for the first time as Siemens rallied on…
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Nvidia board weighs Jensen Huang’s future as reports emerge of second affair
The report of a second affair follows Huang admitting to having a relationship with Alice Huang, a senior executive at Singapore-based data centre company Megaspeed.
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EU household electricity and gas prices fell in the first half of 2026: Who pays the most?
Household electricity and gas prices in the EU fell in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Prices rose in many European capitals in October, and households could face higher bills in early 2027.
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ECB says Lagarde's exit will not delay the digital euro as Brussels negotiates the law
Christine Lagarde's early departure will not delay the digital euro, a European Central Bank official stated at the Web Summit in Lisbon, citing the pilot due next year and a pledge by Brussels to agree the law by the end of 2026, while…
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Oil prices rise as investors monitor shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices rebounded again on Wednesday morning as investors monitored updates on shipping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
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OpenAI reports steep losses despite quarterly revenue rise
OpenAI's quarterly revenue rose about 50% to $10 billion in the third quarter. However, the group behind ChatGPT continued to post steep operating losses, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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New aviation deals raise flight limits between China and Central Asia
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan agreed to higher weekly flight limits with Beijing, while a separate agreement allows more services between Tashkent, Almaty and Astana. Airlines are also exploring new regional routes…
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Markets fluctuate as US rate worries temper tech bounce
Ahead of European markets opening on Wednesday, Asian stocks diverged as renewed optimism over the AI trade was offset by forecast-topping US inflation data and the prospect of a bumper interest rate hike next month.
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Inside Anthropic’s blockbuster IPO: What we know about the AI giant’s plans
Anthropic plans to raise up to $64 billion (€57.1bn) in its upcoming initial public offering, the artificial intelligence giant said in a filing on Tuesday, in a listing that could value the company at up to $1.4…
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Paraguay's new president vows to recover pension funds at risk in Ueno Bank crisis
Paraguay’s new president, Pedro Alliana, promises to recover pension funds affected by the intervention in Ueno Bank. The crisis, which led to the dismissal of Santiago Peña, has left up to 7,000 people unemployed in Paraguay and other…
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Infineon says AI data centre boom to persist despite growing backlash
Infineon expects soaring demand for chips powering AI infrastructure to sustain growth, despite mounting concerns over the environmental and economic costs of data centre expansion.
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