Now playing Next Business Fashion brand Esprit files for bankruptcy in Europe The Hong Kong-listed group says seven of its businesses in Germany cannot pay their bills and it is "unviable financially to continue the business as it is currently structured in Germany". 17/05/2024
Now playing Next Markets Weekly review of markets: Investors hit by a reality check European stock markets declined on Thursday, reversing the surge seen earlier in the week. The overall weekly performance may end up flat as investors reassess the outlook for central banks' interest rate policies. 17/05/2024
Now playing Next Food and Drink A tiny taco stand in Mexico City is the first to win a Michelin star A small restaurant in Mexico, measuring just three square metres, has been granted the first-ever Michelin star, breaking records for being the only taco shop among the 18 Mexican businesses to win the prestigious prize. 17/05/2024
Now playing Next No Comment WATCH: Eco-Friendly Art and Graffiti Meet at Hong Kong's Art Fair The Hong Kong Affordable Art Fair offers art lovers original pieces without breaking the bank. 17/05/2024
Now playing Next World News The Left's Walter Baier slams von der Leyen for overtures to far right Established parties are abandoning moral principles by embracing the far right's discourse on migration, the lead candidate for The Left told Euronews. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Business Travel chaos warning as Boeing safety crisis leads to plane shortage Boeing’s aircraft delivery delays and safety issues could mean that several airlines might have to cancel flights or push back their summer schedules as many are struggling to secure enough aircraft for the peak season. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Culture news Cannes 2024 review: 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' Veteran filmmaker George Miller returns to the Wasteland after his action opus 'Mad Max: Fury Road.' However, nine years later, was anyone really aching to find out Furiosa's origins? 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Green News Do free or cheap tickets encourage people to use public transport? Public transport is one of the lowest carbon ways to travel but getting people to use it isn't always easy. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Business EasyJet share price sinks 6% as airline announces CEO will step down Shares in budget airline EasyJet fell 6% on Thursday morning after it announced that its CEO will be stepping down. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Economy Why the days of lower European property prices may soon be over European residential properties have held onto nearly all their value, while the overall price drop for all types of commercial properties slowed down significantly after almost two years of going downhill, latest data reveals. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Healthcare As drug shortages worsen, French NGOs call for more transparency Pharmaceutical companies’ lack of transparency leads to rising drug prices and less control over public resources, the group of health organisations say. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Ocean Calls Where is your fish from and is it really what you think it is? It may be the case that the fish on your plate isn't what it claims to be. Such fraud is thought to be widespread, and In this episode of Ocean Calls we're exploring transparency and traceability, asking what the EU is doing to make sure you get what you paid for. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Health news This app has users pay for medical services by selling their data The company behind the app says it helps more people get qualified medical attention without having to pay for it in cash. 16/05/2024
Now playing Next Experiences Why are these cafes in Spain cracking down on remote workers? Some cafes have banned laptops completely while others charge an hourly rate for the privilege of using them. 15/05/2024
Now playing Next Culture news Over 125 artists exit UK music festival in protest of Israel war link In the UK, more than 100 artists have now withdrawn from the Great Escape music festival in protest against the event sponsor Barclays Bank because of its investment in arms companies which supply Israel. 15/05/2024
Now playing Next Green News Industry backers say Europe needs a carbon capture tsar With real-world development lagging far behind the rhetoric of policy makers in Brussels, industry groups and big oil agree the EU needs a 'CCS tsar' to make the case for a climate solution that still attracts a lot of mistrust 15/05/2024
Now playing Next Affiliate content Digital nomads are pricing Portuguese workers out of the country Partner content presented by Jobbio With 50% of people earning less than €1,000 a month, it’s little surprise that locals struggle to compete with the deep pockets of digital nomads. 15/05/2024