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EU blog EU Leaders Brace for Bitter Budget Battle European Union leaders prepared Thursday for a summit on a proposed budget that has divided the 27-nation bloc already facing economic crisis. The two-day summit officially opens Thursday evening in Brussels. EU blog Eurozone Finance Chiefs Resume Greek Bailout Talks Eurozone finance chiefs are meeting in Brussels in another effort to decide whether to release more bailout money to debt-ridden Greece. EU blog Switzerland leading the way in food affordability in Europe July 10th, Global Food Security Index was launched by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). It's a tool to measure how easy it is to access sufficient amounts of safe, high-quality, affordable food, in countries around the world. EU blog Exchanging Foreign Currency to Euro Get the best Euro rates on bank to bank on international bank transfers using commercial foreign exchange firms. Get the best Best Euro exchange rate here!
Euro blog The basics of expanding your business abroad Expanding your business abroad is an exciting challenge, and has the potential to push your enterprise to new heights. However, language, cultural and legal barriers can be daunting, but with the right advice and careful research, you could soon find yourself serving a whole new market. Simply stupid laws in EU When it comes to euro prices, we could take a look at the the topic from a slightly different angle as well. What's the price of EU? While I personally have nothing against European Union, they do have some rather ridiculous laws or even if sometimes the ideas haven't passed as laws, the fact that someone in the company of the wise men has actually suggested them and the fact that they have been considered, is pretty much as bad as a real law. Is fashion business controlled by 4 main companies? When going shopping for some clothes, you might think you're visiting the different stores with different owners, and that you might be supporting different retailers, but the reality might be somewhat different. Eurozone Finance Chiefs Resume Greek Bailout Talks Eurozone finance chiefs are meeting in Brussels in another effort to decide whether to release more bailout money to debt-ridden Greece. Myths about European Union - and the reality While EU has forced quite many rather ridiculous laws upon the citizens of the countries in European Union, there are a number of things that are simply myths based on misinformation/misunderstanding offered by either inadequate communication by EU or the journalists. Switzerland leading the way in food affordability in Europe July 10th, Global Food Security Index was launched by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). It's a tool to measure how easy it is to access sufficient amounts of safe, high-quality, affordable food, in countries around the world. EU President: Budget Deal Possible Early Next Year European Union President Herman Van Rompuy says an EU budget deal is possible early next year, despite the end of a two-day summit in Brussels Friday that failed to reach agreement. Saving money on travel before going travelling I wanted to say I travel a lot, because have lately gone abroad 2-4 times a year, but then I was brought back to earth by the thoughts about my friends. Sculpture collection worth EUR 2.23 million going for sale at Bukowskis EUR 2.23 million - That's the estimated value of a major sculpture collection that was once owned by Throne-Holst family. Family behind the Swedish chocolate brand Marabou. Stupid laws in European countries While European Union is trying to get closer to the point where the laws in all member states are the same, it possibly won't happen too soon. However, many countries have really stupid laws in place even without the help of EU.