7 significant spouses of political leaders
Seven spouses of politicians who were particularly significant.
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(BR)exiting to Luxembourg ? Bankers might think twice
Luxembourg is luring firms on the lookout for a post-Brexit foothold in the European Union, from JPMorgan Chase to insurance giant American International Group.
Inside the Luxembourg bid to lure in City firms after UK Brexit vote
Alongside large and threatening Frankfurt, loud and opportunistic Paris and plucky Dublin, Luxembourg has kept a relatively low profile in the scramble to soak up some of London’s financial services power since the UK’s Brexit vote.
Luxembourg ups game to benefit from Brexit
Luxembourg is becoming a serious contender among nations bidding for business to come their way after the U.K.’s exit from the European Union, as insurers, asset managers and financial-technology companies are interested in setting up shop in the Grand Duchy.
Luxembourg doesn’t want to steal London’s finance crown
If a week is a long time in politics, then seven months is practically a lifetime.
Jean-Claude Juncker blocked EU curbs on tax avoidance, cables show
The president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, spent years in his previous role as Luxembourg’s prime minister secretly blocking EU efforts to tackle tax avoidance by multinational corporations, leaked documents reveal.
Romelu Lukaku on target as Belgium hit Estonia for eight in qualifier
Romelu Lukaku helped give his former Everton manager Roberto Martínez a night to remember hit Belgium for eight against Estonia in their World Cup qualifier in Brussels.
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7 significant spouses of political leaders
Seven spouses of politicians who were particularly significant.
(BR)exiting to Luxembourg ? Bankers might think twice
Luxembourg is luring firms on the lookout for a post-Brexit foothold in the European Union, from JPMorgan Chase to insurance giant American International Group.
Inside the Luxembourg bid to lure in City firms after UK Brexit vote
Alongside large and threatening Frankfurt, loud and opportunistic Paris and plucky Dublin, Luxembourg has kept a relatively low profile in the scramble to soak up some of London’s financial services power since the UK’s Brexit vote.
