
Europe's new External Action Service (EEAS) could serve as a first port-of-call for small businesses looking to gain a foothold in foreign markets, according to Europe's main business lobby group.
Manufacturing industries are returning to the heart of the debate on how to put Europe back on a sustainable growth path, as business leaders warn against an over-reliance on the services sector.
The European Commission vowed on Wednesday (3 February) to hold Greece strictly to an austerity plan to tackle the most severe debt crisis in the euro zone, proposing unprecedented surveillance measures to keep Athens' soaring budget deficit under control.
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