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May 12, 2021 You are here: Home / European Union News / State aid: Commission approves €500 million Greek scheme to support food service companies affected by coronavirus outbreak State aid: Commission approves €500 million Greek scheme to support food service companies affected by coronavirus outbreak (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a €500 million Greek support...

The European Commission’s updated industrial strategy continues to set out more and more tools to provide larger and larger sums of money to industry for a vague green and digital transition, but with no framing on how to get there, writes Wendel Trio. Wendel Trio is the director of Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe. The European Commission’s updated Industrial Strategy published last week was largely disappointing due to how little attention it gives to getting industry on track to meet...

2 days ago The European Commission has approved a €11.6 million Czech scheme to support businesses active in the travel services sector in the context of the coronavirus outbreak. The measure was approved under the State Aid Temporary Framework. The public support will take the form of bank guarantees, securing these beneficiaries’ co-participation under a compulsory insurance against bankruptcy. Guarantees will be issued by Czechia’s promotional bank, the Czech-Moravian Guarantee and De...

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Updated / Thursday, 6 May 2021 10:30 AOI is registered at the companys Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most of Apples non-US subsidiaries Pre-tax profits at an Irish-based Apple business last year decreased by 19% to $33.8 billion (€28 billion), new figures show today. Apple Operations International Ltds (AOI) daily pre-tax profits of $92.6m (€76.9m) for the 12 months to September 26 are revealed in new accounts filed with the Companies Office. The drop in pre-tax profit came in spite o...

Info 06 May 2021 by WWF -- last modified 06 May 2021 The European Commission’s updated industrial strategy, published today, does not provide enough clarity to help businesses move towards climate-neutral activity despite its broad range. It focuses mainly on economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic and on building future resilience. Advertisement As a key part of delivery of the transition to greener industry, the Commission says it will design transitional decarbonisation pathways ...

South Carolina proviso could cut funding from schools based on number of virtual students Ariel Gilreath, Greenville News South Carolina schools could see a drop in state funding next year if districts allow too many students to opt for virtual classes in the fall. A proviso in the Senates version of the state budget would cut funding for school districts with more than 5% of students in virtual programs. For every student past the 5% threshold, schools could see the amount o...

South Carolina schools could see a drop in state funding next year if districts allow too many students to opt for virtual classes in the fall. A proviso in the Senates version of the state budget would cut funding for school districts with more than 5% of students in virtual programs. For every student past the 5% threshold, schools could see the amount of money they get per student cut nearly in half. The proviso was added to an initial version of the budget days after state legislators re...