Tag Archives: Germany

France and Germany to agree 2 trillion euro rescue package

Posted on December 16, 2011 by admin

France and Germany have come to an agreement before the weekend EU summit that allows the countries to boost the rescue fund of the Eurozone up to £1.75tn as part of a new plan to help calm the sovereign debt … Continue reading →

Posted in European News | Tagged aa, banks, bond yields, Business, debt crisis, diplomats, dow jones, EU, eurozone, franco, gap, Germany, investors, market pressure, money, new deal, percentage point, sovereign debt, stock markets, summit | Leave a comment

Graduate job salaries frozen in UK

Posted on March 1, 2010 by admin

Graduate job salaries in 2009 throughout the UK froze for the first time since records started Recent reports and surveys of major employers suggest that opportunities for graduate jobs in the UK in 2009 was the toughest for many years. … Continue reading →

Posted in UK Business News | Tagged Careers, employment, France, Germany, Graduate jobs, jobs, Recession, university | 2 Comments

Lufthansa strike leaves passengers stranded

Posted on February 22, 2010 by admin

Thousands of passengers are left stranded as Lufthansa fails to negotiate deal to avert pilots strike Around 4,000 Lufthansa pilots worldwide have gone on a four day strike affecting Lufthansa and subsidiary companies Lufthansa Cargo and Germanwings. This has affected … Continue reading →

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Euro zones faces its biggest challenge

Posted on February 6, 2010 by admin

Euro zones faces its biggest challenge yet The euro zone should hold good in the crisis of the national debt as it currently experiences its largest storm since its creation eleven years ago. However, the option of an exit from … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic News | Tagged Currency, Euro, Financial Crisis, Germany, Greece, Spain | Leave a comment