Corporations, M&A, leadership, industries
A landmark Franco-Saudi investment agreement will transform the former Mirapolis theme park near Paris into a major leisure destination, with three new attractions parks set to be built on the historic site.
A major industry survey conducted during the Hormuz crisis reveals that maritime leaders expect geopolitical instability to benefit the sector while anticipating a decisive pivot toward Asian influence.
Stellantis has recalled around 955,000 vehicles due to a rear-view camera defect, adding to a string of challenges facing the automotive giant and raising fresh questions about quality control across its wide brand portfolio.
The British energy major is reportedly preparing to offload its North Sea assets as mounting windfall taxes and turbulent global energy markets reshape its strategic priorities.
Macron’s administration is reportedly in talks with Saudi investors over a manga-themed entertainment complex near Paris, with the deal potentially exceeding one billion euros, according to sources familiar with the negotiations.
The billionaire behind the world’s largest luxury group has abandoned decades of media reticence to take his grievances online, marking a striking departure from his traditionally guarded public persona.
Two small US businesses have filed a federal lawsuit contesting the legal basis of the Trump administration’s latest tariffs, opening a new front in the ongoing legal battle over American trade policy.
A bird strike involving a flock of geese has been identified as the probable cause of a fatal helicopter crash over the Hudson River that claimed the lives of the Siemens CEO’s family members, investigators have concluded.
The EU-US Turnberry Agreement enters into force on 1 September 2026, removing US steel tariffs and cutting compliance costs. Here is what businesses must do now.
The European Parliament ratified the Turnberry Agreement 423-201 on 17 June. Here is what European businesses must act on before September 2026.