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Business

Belgian companies, ports, pharma and the people running them.

An employee carries groceries outside an ICA Kvantum supermarket

Business

Hackers Spoiled Food at 60 Belgian Supermarkets by Overheating Their Freezers

By Belgium Crown Staff

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaking at a podium during an EU summit

Business

A Belgian-Led Consortium Wins Part of the EU's 180 Million Euro Bet Against US Cloud Reliance

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

EU Rallies Behind Tougher Trade Powers to Counter China, Braces for Retaliation

By Paul

A fuel pump nozzle inserted into a car at a filling station

Business

Belgium Won't Tap Its Oil Reserves to Bring Down Fuel Prices

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Beyond Concrete and Steel: Dr. Jules Konan on Solving Africa's Urban Demographics

By Sofia Beni

Four men in suits posing for a photo with a view of the Zeebrugge car terminal and wind turbines behind them

Business

Japan's Environment Minister Tours Zeebrugge's Car Terminal to See Shipping's Green Push

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

A Low Valuation for One of the Highest-grade Tungsten Deposits

By Adrian Sydenham

Three Maash executives standing in front of fermentation equipment at a production facility

Business

Brussels Food Tech Startup Maash Raises 12 Million Euros for Fermented Protein

By Belgium Crown Staff

A person shopping online, illustrating an e-commerce checkout experience

Business

Bol Brings Its One-Click Checkout to Belgian Webshops

By Belgium Crown Staff

Trays of white eggs on a conveyor at a packing facility

Business

Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Belgian Eggs Has Now Sickened More Than 300

By Belgium Crown Staff

A cargo tow tractor pulling loaded trailers across the tarmac in front of a freighter aircraft

Business

Brussels Airport Tests a Driverless Tow Tractor on Its Cargo Ramp

By Belgium Crown Staff

Aerial view of the Brussels skyline at sunset with the city hall spire visible among the rooftops

Business

Belgian Factory Output Slipped Again in June, Statistics Office Says

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Europe's Luxury Houses Start Spotting Cracks of Light in China

By Belgium Crown Staff

A CASH sign lit up above a Bancontact payment terminal in Belgium

Business

Cash acceptance in Belgium falls to among the lowest in the eurozone, ECB finds

By Belgium Crown Staff

Pedestrians and a dog cross a busy street in Warsaw with the Palace of Culture and Science visible in the background

Business

Poland Overtakes Belgium to Become the EU's Sixth Largest Economy

By Belgium Crown Staff

A woman in a black gown poses on a red carpet, looking back over her shoulder

Business

Reinvention as a Business Strategy: How Irina Biss Is Building a Global Platform Around Human Potential

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Lotus Bakeries to Invest 500 Million Euros in Biggest Biscoff Expansion Ever

By Belgium Crown Staff

Belgian and Canadian flags fly side by side on a pole in front of an apartment building

Business

Canada and Belgium Deepen Trade Ties as Bilateral Commerce Tops 8.5 Billion Euros

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Belgian Hygiene Firm Still Operating in Russia's Main Drone Hub Despite EU Deadline

By Belgium Crown Staff

Maxim Berin at the Bavaria Opera Gala Night step and repeat

Business

Maxim Berin: The Most Valuable Things in the World Cannot Be Bought. They Can Only Be Felt

By Alisia Born

Guests and officials seated in the front row at an inauguration event in the port of Antwerp, with photographers and other attendees standing behind them.

Business

Belgium Just Spent Ten Years and 300 Million Euros on Pylons, Which Is the Least Glamorous Kind of Industrial Policy

By Annelies De Smet

The Bayer site in Antwerp, the company name on the office block beside a chimney, with pipework and a barrier at the plant entrance.

Business

Bayer Is Back in Profit Because It Spent Less on Lawyers, Not Because It Sold More

By Camille Dewulf

The forward fuselage of a Brussels Airlines aircraft under a grey sky, the carrier name running along the row of cabin windows.

Business

Brussels Airlines Flew More People, Earned More Money, and Lost Half Again as Much

By Annelies De Smet

Shared electric scooters and a hire bicycle from several different operators parked together on a Brussels pavement.

Business

A Court Voided the Scooter Licences, and Brussels Now Has Fleets on the Street With No Legal Basis

By Annelies De Smet

Boeing 737 8AS (EI GSI) of Raynair at Charleroi Brussels South Airport, 2025. File photograph.

Business

A Strike Notice at Charleroi Lasted About a Day, Which Tells You Who Needs Whom

By Annelies De Smet

Maersk Kyrenia (ship, 2001), Deurganckdok, Port of Antwerp, Belgium. File photograph.

Business

One Merged Port Explains More of the Belgian Economy Than Any Company Does

By Annelies De Smet

Business

The World's Largest Brewer Is Run From a Belgian University Town, and That Is Not an Accident

By Annelies De Smet

A lab technician in a hairnet and mask operates a stainless steel bioreactor at a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant

Business

Belgium's Biggest Export Is Not Chocolate or Beer, and the Gap Is Not Close

By Annelies De Smet

Sections

Business

Belgian companies, ports, pharma and the people running them.

Business

Hackers Spoiled Food at 60 Belgian Supermarkets by Overheating Their Freezers

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

A Belgian-Led Consortium Wins Part of the EU's 180 Million Euro Bet Against US Cloud Reliance

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

EU Rallies Behind Tougher Trade Powers to Counter China, Braces for Retaliation

By Paul

Business

Belgium Won't Tap Its Oil Reserves to Bring Down Fuel Prices

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Beyond Concrete and Steel: Dr. Jules Konan on Solving Africa's Urban Demographics

By Sofia Beni

Business

Japan's Environment Minister Tours Zeebrugge's Car Terminal to See Shipping's Green Push

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

A Low Valuation for One of the Highest-grade Tungsten Deposits

By Adrian Sydenham

Business

Brussels Food Tech Startup Maash Raises 12 Million Euros for Fermented Protein

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Bol Brings Its One-Click Checkout to Belgian Webshops

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Belgian Eggs Has Now Sickened More Than 300

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Brussels Airport Tests a Driverless Tow Tractor on Its Cargo Ramp

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Belgian Factory Output Slipped Again in June, Statistics Office Says

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Europe's Luxury Houses Start Spotting Cracks of Light in China

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Cash acceptance in Belgium falls to among the lowest in the eurozone, ECB finds

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Poland Overtakes Belgium to Become the EU's Sixth Largest Economy

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Reinvention as a Business Strategy: How Irina Biss Is Building a Global Platform Around Human Potential

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Lotus Bakeries to Invest 500 Million Euros in Biggest Biscoff Expansion Ever

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Canada and Belgium Deepen Trade Ties as Bilateral Commerce Tops 8.5 Billion Euros

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Belgian Hygiene Firm Still Operating in Russia's Main Drone Hub Despite EU Deadline

By Belgium Crown Staff

Business

Maxim Berin: The Most Valuable Things in the World Cannot Be Bought. They Can Only Be Felt

By Alisia Born

Business

Belgium Just Spent Ten Years and 300 Million Euros on Pylons, Which Is the Least Glamorous Kind of Industrial Policy

By Annelies De Smet

Business

Bayer Is Back in Profit Because It Spent Less on Lawyers, Not Because It Sold More

By Camille Dewulf

Business

Brussels Airlines Flew More People, Earned More Money, and Lost Half Again as Much

By Annelies De Smet

Business

A Court Voided the Scooter Licences, and Brussels Now Has Fleets on the Street With No Legal Basis

By Annelies De Smet

Business

A Strike Notice at Charleroi Lasted About a Day, Which Tells You Who Needs Whom

By Annelies De Smet

Business

One Merged Port Explains More of the Belgian Economy Than Any Company Does

By Annelies De Smet

Business

The World's Largest Brewer Is Run From a Belgian University Town, and That Is Not an Accident

By Annelies De Smet

Business

Belgium's Biggest Export Is Not Chocolate or Beer, and the Gap Is Not Close

By Annelies De Smet