Financial regulator warns of wealth management website
The CSSF says it has not granted the entity authorisation to provide investment services
Luxembourg
Petitions
—17.01.2020Support for English language fades further
Second petition to give English more sway is shut down due to lack of public backing
Post-Commission
—17.01.2020Juncker reflects on career and future plans
The 65-year-old looked back at his time in office and at the European Commission
STEEL
—16.01.2020ArcelorMittal: three Luxembourg sites now more stable after investments
No job cuts planned beyond ongoing attrition, country head says
Space
—16.01.2020Public-private fund for space startups secures €70 million
Luxembourg will also contribute €200 million to ESA over the next four years
Pesticide
—16.01.2020Luxembourg braces to become first EU country to ban glyphosate
Half of farmers sign up for aid to quit glyphosate ahead of ban
Q&A
—11.03.2019English education: International School Junglinster
International state school director says admission preference is given by catchment area, to siblings and new arrivals
Housing
—16.01.2020Luxembourg's real estate price hike third highest in EU
Real estate prices in the Grand Duchy grew 11.3% in third quarter of 2019
exclusive
—16.01.2020KBL to rebrand to Quintet Luxembourg
Luxembourg-based bank to change name and logo on Thursday
CSSF warns of investment services websites
The two websites are unknown to Luxembourg's financial regulator