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When the Belgian-British writer Patrick McGuinness was asked recently to give a view about how Brexit appears from this side of the Channel, he singled out the apparent lack of progress in t
Despite the implementation of harsher regulations by the Brussels government in 2016, the number of Airbnb homes is increasing rapidly, new figures show.
The Brexit news has come fast and furious over the last 24 hours, as the British parliament voted to reject the deal struck between UK prime minister Theresa May and the European Union.
Transferwise, the London-based online foreign exchange start-up, has chosen Brussels as the place to Brexit-proof its business.
There are nearly one-third fewer newsagents in Brussels than there were a decade ago. The figure was released this week by the SNI small business federation.
Employees in Belgium are giving away €1,000 a year of unpaid work by failing to take a proper lunch break, a new study has claimed.
Taking off from Temploux Aerodrome in Namur, the Sonaca 200 training aircraft, is a new single-engine, two-seater plane destined for the
Those who have lived in Belgium for many years can tell you: it’s never been easier to get the information you need to start your own business.
Coca-Cola European Partners has announced an investment of €28 million in its manufacturing facility in Ghent. The plant was established in the south of the city exactly 50 years.
