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Luxembourg ranks second place in a recent study of the world’s most resilient economies. The country scores highly for its economic productivity, political stability, low corruption levels and low exposure to natural hazards.
The FM Global Resilience Index assesses the resilience of the business environment of almost 130 countries in order to help companies evaluate the risk of doing businesses in different locations. In its 2018 edition Luxembourg is on second place behind Switzerland and before Sweden. An additional reason for Luxembourg’s excellent ranking is the country’s attractiveness for companies seeking a continental European base following the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the EU.
The agritech startup solving the problem of food waste, by transforming it into feed for plants and animals, recently opened its global headquarters in Luxembourg.
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The university’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) fuels Luxembourg’s data economy with science-based solutions to data-related business challenges.
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Leading IT infrastructure and services company NTT DATA, headquartered in Japan, plays a key role in Luxembourg’s efforts to build dataspaces for secure and compliant data exchange.
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The Fit 4 Start accelerator gave SafeAI key insights into the EU market. The South Korean startup has now incorporated in Luxembourg to drive its European growth.
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We spoke to the Luxembourg Minister of the Economy, SMEs, Energy and Tourism, Lex Delles, about Luxembourg’s progress towards becoming a leading data economy.
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