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TURIN — The South Lewis Central School District Board of Education is seeking voter approval to embark on a capital project to make improvements to the original side of the

German carmakers are most exposed to any possible Chinese retaliation, while France is more relaxed.

German leaders want to prevent an industrial exodus. But the idea is likely to spark controversy within the EU.

France wants to clamp down on non-EU cars getting taxpayer subsidies.

We're back on Chiara Garini's farm at the foot of the Italian Alps, where the forest garden is in beautiful shape in its fifth mushroom season. Running the farm is a constant balancing act. It's the satisfaction of producing food that keeps Chiara going. Don't miss our policy explainer at the end of this letter, where we examine the policy constraints that prevent Chiara and other small-scale farmers from diversifying their activites. We're back on Chiara Garini's f...

Iproeb Bistrita (IPRU.RO), one of the largest local manufacturers of electrical cables and conductors, has informed the local capital market through a report about the finance ministry's decision to grant a state aid in the maximum amount of RON48.2 million.

Auditor General informs Nationalist MPs that investigation into Malta Film Commission’s spending is underway

Asbury Park will get sucked into a vicious circle if state school aid keeps dropping, leaders say, as weaker schools force out families.

Auditor General tells PN MPs who requested investigation that work has begun

Anti-subsidy probe puts the EU on course for a battery battle with Beijing.