European central bankers left the Jackson Hole symposium unsettled by weakening transatlantic cooperation and the possibility of further unilateral US…
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German Agency Funds British Breakthrough in 14 Days to Rival China and US
Germany’s SPRIND agency is accelerating European innovation by funding high-risk projects in as little as 14 days. Since 2020 it…
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Kraken Trades 7,000 US Stocks and Tokenized Equities Across Europe
Kraken has launched U.S. equities trading for customers across the European Economic Area, offering over 7,000 American stocks alongside more…
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27 Regulatory Regimes Shatter the Myth of a Single European Market for American Lenders
American banks operating in Europe navigate 27 distinct rulebooks, not one unified market. The assumption of seamless cross-border expansion shatters…
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SK Hynix Just Pulled Off the Biggest U.S. Foreign Listing in History and It Still Trades at a Fraction of Its American Rivals
SK Hynix, South Korea's trillion-dollar semiconductor giant, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker SKHY on July 10, 2026, raising approximately…
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Europe Wants to Break Free From U.S. Tech but the Price Could Be Catastrophic
Europe is pushing to reduce its dependence on U.S. technology, but experts warn the goal may be nearly impossible. Writing…
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Lucid Slashes 1,500 Jobs and Kills Production Shift as Survival Pressure Mounts
Lucid Group announced Monday it will cut approximately 18% of its U.S. workforce — an estimated 1,500 workers — including…
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Layoffs Stay Near Historic Lows as U.S. Job Market Holds Steady Against Economic Headwinds
U.S. unemployment benefit filings dropped by 4,000 to 226,000 in the week ending June 13, the Labor Department reported Thursday.…
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Europe Slashed Its AI Supercomputer Plan Before It Even Started, and Critics Say the Continent Is Already Losing the Race
The European Union has scaled back its AI data centre procurement plan, reducing a proposal from 100,000 chips across five…
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