Rachel Reeves has called on the EU to seize €210 billion in frozen Russian sovereign assets and direct them toward…
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EU software liability rules leave shipowners bearing costs while crews gain unprecedented protection
EU software liability rules leave shipowners bearing costs while crews gain unprecedented protection Starting December 9, the revised EU Product…
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Record defense investment still leaves Europe dependent on American capital and fractured procurement.
Record investment in Europe’s defense tech sector masks a deepening reliance on American venture capital, investors from NIF, DEPO Ventures,…
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Canada gains EU supercomputer access to train AI models in landmark pact
Canada will gain access to Europe’s network of 12 supercomputers under an accord finalized Friday, allowing Canadian researchers and startups…
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Poland Betting 1,800 Megawatts on Six Identical Reactors at Retiring Coal Plant
Poland’s plan to replace coal power with compact nuclear reactors advanced as developers signed a deal to place six BWRX-300…
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Irish farms slash methane 80% while sheep deworming turns app-driven
Irish agtech startups are exporting tools that convert routine farm work into data-rich digital processes, drawing investor attention amid tightening…
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Toast President Reveals Scaling Lessons at Boston Founders Summit November 4
Toast president and co-founder Steve Fredette will share scaling lessons at the TechCrunch Founder Summit in Boston on November 4.…
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Ebos Chief Retires After Delivering 168% Returns, Names New CEO
Ebos Group announced CEO John Cullity will retire on July 1, succeeded by Adam Hall, formerly of Orica Limited. Cullity’s…
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Lao Inflation Eases Slightly as Electricity, Gas Costs Surge 29.6 Percent
Lao consumer prices rose 7.7 percent in October, easing slightly from September’s 7.8 percent, according to the Lao Statistics Bureau.…
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