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Air Belgium has announced that it will be ceasing passenger operations, describing them as “chronically unprofitable” due in particular to competition on the market.
A new law entering force on 1 September will ban businesses in Belgium from charging other businesses - or individuals - a penalty on unpaid bills on the first reminder.
Belgium was among the top five ice cream producers and exporters in Europe last year, producing almost 200 million litres of ice cream.
After months of strikes and criticism that switching its stores to a franchise model will result in a major blow to workers’ rights and both work and social conditions, Delhaize is moving ahead wi
The City of Brussels is making good on its promises to businesses by distributing thousands of tickets for free parking in 18 car parks in the Pentagon area.
Belgium has a record number of food outlets per person in Europe, with a Locatus study finding that the country has an average of one grocery store for every 3,000 people.
Iconic Brussels cafe Monk is closing its doors shortly after celebrating its 10 year anniversary, Bruzz reports.
The cafe at Muntpunt, Brussels' largest Dutch-language library, is temporarily closed as it looks for a new operator to run the small restaurant.
Only in Belgium would you find a chocolatier confident enough to describe his produce as haute couture, but one Walloon entrepreneur is doing just that.
