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Passing on a business: preparing for the handoverIn Luxembourg, taking over an SME calls for careful preparation of the introduction and transition. The price does not sum up everything that changes hands.
Gabriel Lippmann: light captured in memoryBorn in Hollerich, the physicist fixed colours in photographic plates. Their study still brings together optical research and museum work.
What fermentation changes on the plateBread, cheese or fava beans: research into fermentation connects practices, micro-organisms and the properties of food. The findings should be distinguished from the promises.
Invasive species: measuring what we protectThe European review of interventions distinguishes between complete, partial and temporary successes. In Luxembourg, RedIAS sets targets for threatened species.
Turin: the Race doesn’t tell the whole storyA favourable position does not mean qualification is secured. In Turin, the group format changes how results are then interpreted.
SHAPES: forms in dialogueAt Cercle Cité, art and mathematics meet. The project’s origins and its extensions offer several ways to approach the exhibition.
Travel and overnight stays: two measuresTourism figures for 2025 published by Eurostat in October distinguish between residents’ trips and overnight stays recorded by accommodation establishments. Luxembourg illustrates the difference.
A correction must be visibleAP clarified its rules on AI in July. Its guidance, along with Reuters’ rules, also helps explain what a correction should give readers.
Wool: read before washingA jumper’s composition alone is not enough to choose how to wash it. Temperature, mechanical action and drying should each be checked against its care instructions.
A reserved seat is not a ticketFor a journey in Germany, Deutsche Bahn distinguishes between a ticket, a requirement to take a specific train and a seat reservation. If plans change, these three things do not follow the same rules.
Tennis: what is a tie-break?Seven or ten points, ending a set or replacing it altogether: the tie-break plays different roles depending on the format. Three points to help you understand the score.
Updates: from what date?How long a smartphone receives updates also depends on the starting point used. The Pixel example and the European framework illustrate two different timelines.