Iran war: With just weeks of jet fuel stocks left, how vulnerable is Europe?
Renewed US-Iran strikes threaten to unwind months of frantic effort by European refiners and airlines to keep reserves above crisis levels...
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Europe’s defence boom turns tanks and drones into stock markets’ favourite trade
A wave of IPOs is turning tank makers, munitions suppliers and drone manufacturers into some of 2026's hottest stock market debuts...
Europe’s Metro Dilemma: Software Ages Faster Than Hardware
A mismatch between 40-year construction loans and 15-year digital lifecycles is leaving European taxpayers with a billion-euro bill just to keep existing trains running...
Amid SpaceX IPO glitz, Elon Musk’s Tesla scores regulatory wins in Europe
The EV-maker has received approvals from Denmark and Belgium to commercially launch its FSD driver-assistance software in the European countries...
European banks advocate rule simplification as investment gap rises to 1.4 trillion euro
As per the European Banking Federation, the widening investment gap reflects rising funding needs in areas such as energy, defense and digitalization...
Egypt’s garments exports carve out 15% increase despite volatile geopolitics
As per the Apparel Export Council of Egypt (AEC), the sector’s exports reached approximately USD 1.15 billion between January and April 2026...
Stellantis to focus on small, low-cost EVs to boost entry-level segment
The production of Stellantis' affordable, compact and fully electric "E-Car" will start in 2028 at its Pomigliano d'Arco plant in Italy...
Fight for control of the internet that we cannot sea
Hyperscalers are internalising the internet's physical layer to feed the insatiable data requirements of AI, fundamentally altering the economics of global bandwidth...
Clean flight needs fuel scale: Thomas Engelmann
SAF is one of the fastest routes to near-term CO2 reductions in aviation...
Beijing Auto Show: Europe collaborates, US frets
Beijing Auto Show highlights the collaboration between European and Chinese companies while US companies insist on protectionism...