Park Inn by Radisson Sofia Supports the Asen Zlatarov Orphanage
Park Inn by Radisson Sofia has donated 100 bedspreads to 70 children living at Asen Zlatarov Orphanage.
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EFMD Awards EQUIS Accreditation to Victoria University of Wellington, Singapore Management University and the University of Sheffield
EFMD would like to warmly congratulate the: Victoria University of Wellington, Faculty of Commerce & Administration; Singapore Management University, Lee Kong Chian School of Business and the University of Sheffield, Management School.
Radisson Blu Arlandia Hotel Launches Smart Food for the Body and the Mind
Radisson Blu Arlandia Hotel has announced the launch of Brain Food, a healthy choice of food that not only looks beautiful but also stimulates the mind.
Rezidor Announces New Hotels in Oslo
Rezidor has announced the opening of two new hotels in Oslo: the Radisson Blu Hotel, Oslo Alna and the Park Inn by Radisson Oslo Alna.
Rezidor Announces New Radisson Blu Hotel in Sochi, Russia
Rezidor has announced the addition of the Radisson Blu Resort & Congress Hotel in Sochi to its portfolio of Russian hotels.
Radisson Blu Hotel and Spa, Limerick Supports Living in a Window
Radisson Blu Hotel and Spa, Limerick has revealed its support for the "Living in a Window" project which raises funds for two Limerick children's charities.
Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen Gets an Upgrade
Radisson Blu Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen has announced that it will be receiving a complete refurbishment during 2012.
Hays Reveals Research Into Why Small Businesses Lose Talented Employees
Hays has revealed the results of a recent survey which provides insight into why small businesses lose out on talented employees
BBC launches its global iPlayer app
The BBC has revealed that it will be launching a global iPlayer app - an international version of its on-demand video service
Europe's cultural hotspots
2011 looks set to become the year of the short hop to Europe. With the continent boasting rich culture and hedonists excesses, it is becoming the ultimate getaway destination for the glamorous traveller
Eurostar to rebrand Business Premier Class as part of major overhaul
The operator is enhancing its flagship Business Premier class, with new menus developed in collaboration with Michelin Three Star chef, Alain Roux.
The new visual identity of the Eurostar will be rolled out gradually over the coming weeks, beginning with some of the fleet from 5 April.
Greece, Ireland and Portugal should leave eurozone
According to Bosomworth, Greece, Ireland and Portugal should leave the eurozone in a bid to get their economies back on track, said the senior executive of the world’s largest bond investor.
Europe's top CFOs
When it comes to who the most instrumental figures are in helping CEOs and Boards make high-impact decisions, the answer is more often than not CFOs.
The BBC scupper England’s changes of winning FIFA bid
The Panorama documentary accuses three executives of accepting bribes and a further executive of planning corrupt sales of 2010 World Cup tickets. The programme claimed to offer new evidence over the ruling body’s appointment of International Sports and Leisure (ISL) as its marketing arm.
Ryanair’s Profits Soar
Ryanair, the Irish airline, famous for its determination to keep costs low, now expects full-year net earnings to be in a range of 380 million to 400 million euros (328 million to 345.3 million pounds) compared with previous guidance of 350 million to 375 million euros.
Iceland Tops Gender Equality Poll
The report measures equity in the areas of politics, education, employment and health.
It is the second year in succession that Iceland has topped the foundation's Global Gender Gap Report, with Nordic nations dominating the top of the list of 134 countries.
Norway was announced in second place and Finland third.
Six Sigma: Europe's most successful adopters
Six Sigma, the business management strategy initiated by Motorola in 1981, has continued over the years as a truly enduring approach to cutting the fat and reducing defects in business.
European Bank Stress Tests to be Published on Friday
Results of the 91 European banks stress tests will be published after the markets close this Friday, assessing how they would cope with another economic downturn and losses on Greek and some other government bonds.
French Entrepreneur Offers to Pay Veil Fines
A businessman is offering to sell properties to help Muslim women pay any fines that they may receive for wearing the full veil in public if a law is voted through the French parliament.
Lawmakers will vote on the bill on Tuesday, which would see women fined 125 pounds if they wear the full veil, known as the burqa or nihab, in public places, including in the street.