Wolfgang Wendt, IBM’s DACH Managing Director with over three decades at the company, describes IBM as an “older start-up” that has successfully navigated multiple technological transformations. The company’s current strategic focus on hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence represents its latest ev
The Paruk Group’s order for 100 electric buses from MAN represents a watershed moment for African electric mobility. This landmark deal combines German engineering with local manufacturing to transform public transport across the continent.
European equity markets are expected to open slightly higher Friday as investors digest a wave of corporate earnings. Key economic indicators and international trade developments remain in focus as market sentiment appears cautiously optimistic.
European stock markets are reportedly poised for modest gains at Friday’s opening, according to trading analysis from IG Group. Market sentiment appears buoyed by ongoing earnings season results, with Germany’s DAX 40, France’s CAC 40, and Italy’s FTSE MIB indexes all expected to open approximately 0.2% higher. The UK’s FTSE 100 represents the sole exception among major European indices, reportedly set to trade near the flatline at the opening bell.
Analyst Bullish on Deere’s Tech-Driven Agricultural Evolution RBC Capital Markets has initiated coverage of Deere & Company with an outperform…
German DeepTech firm etalytics has extended its Series A funding to €16 million with Microsoft’s M12 leading the €8 million extension. The AI energy intelligence platform helps industrial clients reduce energy consumption by up to 50% according to company reports. The funding will accelerate global expansion, particularly into the U.S. market.
German energy technology startup etalytics has successfully closed an €8 million Series A extension, bringing its total Series A funding to €16 million, according to recent reports. The Darmstadt-based DeepTech company, which specializes in AI-powered energy intelligence solutions, announced that the extension is led by M12, Microsoft’s Venture Fund, with continued participation from existing investors Alstin Capital, ebm-papst, and BMH.
The New Frontier for German Savers Germany’s conservative investment landscape is undergoing a remarkable transformation as private equity, once the…
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German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon has entered into two significant power purchase agreements to green its energy supply. The deals with wind developer PNE AG and renewable energy giant Statkraft will provide substantial clean electricity to multiple German production sites.
German semiconductor manufacturing giant Infineon Technologies has reportedly signed two significant power purchase agreements with European energy providers to power its German operations, according to recent industry reports. The agreements with German wind developer PNE AG and Norwegian state-owned energy company Statkraft represent a substantial commitment to renewable energy sourcing for the chip manufacturer.
