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From Cancer Detection to $175 Billion: Harvard Founders Solving Global Problems
Harvard’s Innovation Labs have become a launchpad for founders solving global problems across industries. Ventures include Enlaye’s construction conflict detection,…
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Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu and Karnataka ministers headline Bengaluru startup summit
Bengaluru will host TechSparks 2026 from October 13 to 15 under the theme “The New Tech Order,” bringing together policymakers,…
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CFOs Will Dissect Startup Pitches Free Before Investors Strike
Dubai-based Jazaa Business Services now offers founders a free one-hour session where senior finance experts dissect investor pitch decks before…
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GalaxEye Secures US Patent for Tech That Synchronizes Optical and Radar Imaging
GalaxEye has secured a US patent for its OptoSAR imaging architecture, which synchronizes optical and radar sensors to produce perfectly…
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100 Tech Leaders Confront Who Controls Deep Tech at Cambridge Week
Cambridge Tech Week 2026 runs September 14-18 with over 100 technology leaders exploring who controls deep tech. Speakers include BenevolentAI…
Read MoreSustainability & Impact
EU Bets Drought-Proof Crops and AI Can Finally Leave the Laboratory
The European Commission adopted a new research strategy to move agricultural innovations from laboratories to farms and food businesses. Responding…
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US agency ousts Swiss firms from UEFA’s €13bn commercial empire
CAA Eleven, the Swiss agency managing UEFA’s national team commercial rights since 2012, will lose its contract after Euro 2028.…
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Project Manager Role Offers Fully Remote Summers and a 13th Salary
RESET, a European social impact group, is hiring a Project Manager to lead EU-funded programs in education, social policy, sustainability,…
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Dutch fertiliser giant Yara buries 800,000 tonnes of CO2 yearly under Norwegian seabed
Europe now hosts its largest carbon capture and storage operation after Yara International launched the facility at its Sluiskil plant…
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EU sustainability rules demand fivefold investment surge from Indian tea, coffee exporters
Indian tea, coffee, and tobacco exporters may need to quintuple their compliance spending within three years to meet new EU…
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European Doctors and Pharmacists Demand Drug Makers Disclose Pollution Data
A study in BMC Health Services Research finds European healthcare workers ready to adopt greener medicines if given reliable environmental…
Read MoreLayoffs
Uber slashes 3,300 jobs and orders remote staff back to offices
Frozen Mexican food titan Ruiz Foods slashes 176 California jobs amid demand shift
Apple Kills Electric Car Project, Axes 614 Silicon Valley Jobs
USAA slashes San Antonio workforce again despite filling 8,300 jobs this year
Bay Area Restaurant Empire Shuts All 7 Locations, Axing 365 Jobs
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9/11 forced USAFE’s first-ever NATO Article 5 shift within hours
The September 11, 2001 attacks killed 2,977 people and immediately reshaped U.S. Air Forces in Europe. As news broke that…
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Paris Summit Exposes Europe’s Reliance on Musk as Space Race Tightens
Paris hosted a two-day International Space Summit starting Wednesday, drawing officials and executives from 120 nations as Europe seeks independence…
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€20 Billion Europe Space Push Targets Crewed Launches
European leaders warned in Paris that the continent’s underdeveloped space sector threatens its economic and military security. President Macron called…
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South Korea courts Eastern Europe’s biggest arms buyers at Polish expo
South Korea’s top defense procurement official, Lee Yong-cheol, attended MSPO 2026 in Kielce, Poland, on Wednesday to strengthen arms industry…
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RAND urges strict oversight as security biometrics enable discriminatory surveillance
Security agencies adopting biometrics, digital ID, and AI without proven necessity risk enabling discriminatory surveillance, warns a RAND Europe report…
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Azerbaijan Courts Shanghai Port Giants to Move Europe Cargo via Caspian
Azerbaijan Railways advanced plans this week to expand cargo flows along the Middle Corridor linking China and Europe. Chairman Rovshan…
Read MoreLatest News
From Cancer Detection to $175 Billion: Harvard Founders Solving Global Problems
Uber slashes 3,300 jobs and orders remote staff back to offices
French Tech mulls Uzbekistan launch to bridge European and Central Asian startups
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9/11 forced USAFE’s first-ever NATO Article 5 shift within hours
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