EmileDurkheik

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ECJ bans advertising claims on herbal food supplements A Hamburg-based company advertised mood-enhancing saffron extract and melon juice extract, which it claimed helped with stress. Consumer advocate (www.spiegel.de)
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German low cost chain opens new store in Portugal (www.theportugalnews.com)
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Dutch inflation rises to 4.1 percent in April, driven by food and service prices (nltimes.nl)
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Trump's import tariffs will slow Dutch economic growth: CPB and DNB (nltimes.nl)
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ING buys back €2 billion of its own shares (www.telegraaf.nl)
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Fear in US that trade war will cause Netherlands to 'defect' to arch-rival China (www.telegraaf.nl)
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U.S. Bechtel eyes role in Poland’s Central Transportation Hub (tvpworld.com)
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EU’s new cash payment restrictions may be controversial in Poland (tvpworld.com)
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Poland to launch shorter working week pilot programme (notesfrompoland.com)
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US approves $1.33bn air-to-air missile sale to Poland (notesfrompoland.com)
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Poland will begin searching for critical raw material deposits (www.warsawvoice.pl)
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Three-quarters of companies in the EU achieved at least a basic level of digital technology use in 2024. This is also thanks to the acceleration in Poland. (www.warsawvoice.pl)
Have Americans always been this stupid? in c/nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
[–] EmileDurkheik@lemm.ee 3 points 1 month ago

Americans have never lied. They have ALWAYS said its about the money. The rest of the world just didnt want to listen

If there aint quick bucks, they give zero f*cks

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