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The Luxembourg American Business Award was presented on Tuesday 14 April in New York, in the presence of HRH Grand Duke Guillaume, as part of the 2026 edition. (Photo: LACC)

Plastipak, winner of the Luxembourg American Business Award [PHOTOS]

The American company Plastipak was presented with the Luxembourg American Business Award on Tuesday 14 April in New York. A photo gallery of the ceremony celebrating transatlantic economic relations.

Arendt • 17.04.2026

Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) is an international mining group based in Luxembourg, active in the extraction and processing of resources such as cobalt, ferrochrome and iron ore. The company employs around 67,000 people and markets its products in over 40 countries. (Photo: Eurasian Resources Group)

The ERG mining group has generated $6.2bn in revenue

Rebeca Suay • 16.04.2026

After spending a long time in the top 10, the Schengen-based group PM-International has reached a new milestone in the DSN Global 100 rankings by breaking into the top 5, with sustained growth of over $4bn in sales. (Photo: PM-International)

PM-International ranks among the world’s top 5

Ioanna Schimizzi • 15.04.2026

The cost of living is emerging as the main obstacle to retaining talent. According to a study by Morgan Philips on talent attractiveness in 2026, 78% of companies identify it as such. Photo: Shutterstock

78% of companies struggle to retain talent due to the cost of living

Rebeca Suay • 09.04.2026

Karim Mati, an international expert, is looking to continue his career in a company where sales are consultative and where growth and the quality of execution are equally valued. (Photo: Alexandre Melo de Jesus/Adem)

“I turn complex offers into clear business decisions”

Paperjam.lu • 09.04.2026

Sud Sivaji, chief executive of Luxembourg-based Aperam, said the acquisition of Germany’s Magnetec Group would strengthen the company’s position in high-growth electrical and electronic applications. Photo: Aperam

Aperam buys Germany’s Magnetec Group

Kangkan Halder • 02.04.2026

Valérie Massin passed through several departments within the steel giant before taking up her current position as country head of Luxembourg. (Photo: Patricia Pitsch/Paperjam)

Steel faces difficulty: an update from ArcelorMittal’s Valérie Massin

Maëlle Hamma • 28.03.2026

Uplift360 has developed a method for recovering carbon fibre (among other things) from materials that are difficult to recycle. These fibres can then be reused in industry. Photo: Shutterstock

Uplift360 and Leonardo join forces to recycle defence materials

Rebeca Suay • 26.03.2026

As 300 departures are recorded with the “Lux2029” agreement, the figures reveal the extent of public support for the steelmaker, between short-time working and early retirement massively financed by the State. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Behind “Lux2029”, long-term public support for ArcelorMittal

Ioanna Schimizzi • 25.03.2026

With a surface area of 40,000 square metres and a height of 25 metres, Edenya is therefore officially the largest tropical greenhouse in the world. Photo: Deforche Construction Group

The Pairi Daiza greenhouse earns Deforche a Guinness World Record

Ioanna Schimizzi • 25.03.2026

Thomas Marneffe, new Renault Belux sales director

Ioanna Schimizzi • 24.03.2026

At the age of 36, Mare Rossaert has spent most of his career at Kone, where he has held a number of positions relating to business development, operations and business transformation. (Photo: Kone)

Mare Rossaert becomes Kone’s Belux director

Ioanna Schimizzi • 24.03.2026

Given its surplus workforce, the group is planning “early retirement and pension measures, short-time working, voluntary departures, internal transfers and natural attrition”. (Photo: Shutterstock)

300 departures planned at ArcelorMittal Luxembourg

Hugo Hirsch • 20.03.2026

The investment is “between eight and nine million euros for the new production hall”, explains the Wako group. (Photo: Wako)

Wako invests over €8m at its Redange site

Ioanna Schimizzi • 20.03.2026

“The planned continuation of Westbridge to Luxembourg represents a considered and pragmatic step in the company’s evolution as a global renewable energy developer,” Stefano Romanin, chief executive of Westbridge Renewable Energy, told Paperjam. Photo: Westbridge Renewable Energy

Westbridge picks Luxembourg for redomiciliation

Kangkan Halder • 19.03.2026

The Laser Guided Rocket is used to deal with low-cost air threats, such as drones and rockets, in order to preserve more sophisticated anti-missile missiles for strategic targets. It represents the bottom layer of a multi-layered air defence “dome”, such as Sky Defender. (Photo: Thales)

Sky Defender from Thales: Europe faces the era of anti-missile “domes”

Thierry Labro • 12.03.2026

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