Is it a good idea: 1000 Euros on stock markets for every newborn? ↗
Front page leadA proposal suggests investing 1000 Euros on stock markets for every newborn child, aiming to boost future financial security.
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A proposal suggests investing 1000 Euros on stock markets for every newborn child, aiming to boost future financial security.
Companies are increasing their adoption of artificial intelligence technologies, while simultaneously planning to expand their workforce.
Germany is implementing measures to address and close gaps in its social security system that are being exploited.
A business breakfast report covers the murder of PIMK co-owner Ilian Filipov, new regulations for recycling entities, and the rapid adoption of AI by businesses.
Thousands of people in Spain protested, urging the parliament to take immediate action to address the escalating housing crisis.
For decades, Washington enjoyed hegemony in the Middle East, and this is now coming to an end.
The issue of checks and wiretaps on magistrates should remain in the public eye as long as there are indications of abuse of power for pressure.
Young people do not want journalism lacking experience and authority; they want us to stop confusing form with purpose.
The tools available to governments to limit price increases are running out.
As geopolitics begins to dictate business rules, investors in Europe are looking for ways to protect themselves from new risks.
What happens to a small Bulgarian town when a large hypermarket opens its doors there.
According to MarketLinks polling, Yotova is leading significantly in the election, with Gurov trailing, indicating a likely second-round runoff.