IKEA pays 6 million euros to compensate former forced laborers in the GDR

New European crypto platforms are focusing on high-leverage derivatives to attract cautious investors despite stricter regulations and intense competition.

In M&A negotiations involving distressed companies, creditors are gaining increasing influence, as potential buyers are forced to negotiate directly with creditors and bondholders.

The sharp decline in oil prices on Monday is due to a cautious response from Tehran to Israeli attacks.

Manchester United dismisses Erik ten Hag after a disappointing start to the season and appoints Ruud van Nistelrooy as interim coach to steer the club back to success.

Boeing plans a capital increase of 19 billion dollars to ensure financial stability despite a large-scale labor strike and strained creditworthiness.

Volkswagen is planning for the first time in almost nine decades to close German plants and cut salaries in order to address the challenges of the global market.

Wa’ed Ventures from Saudi Aramco invests 100 million dollars in AI startups and appoints an advisory board composed of former Meta and Amazon employees.

The Economist" sharply criticizes Angela Merkel's chancellorship and once again refers to Germany as the "sick man of Europe" due to a lack of reforms, geopolitical dependencies, and negative impacts on European democracy.

X by Elon Musk reaches only a fraction of the targeted political advertising revenue, primarily through the support of Republican campaigns.

EQT plans targeted acquisitions of specialized investment firms to strengthen its position in the global private equity market.

The negotiations between Thales and Airbus regarding a strategic alliance in the space industry could dominate the European market and restrict competition.

The withdrawal of the gas industry from the EU framework agreement for a just energy transition complicates the achievement of climate goals and jeopardizes job security in the sector.