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India has signed a 1,943-crore rupee (approximately $203 million) deal with a US firm to lease two MQ-9B Sea Guardian unmanned aircraft for its Navy. These drones will enhance the Indian Navy's surveillance capabilities in the Indian Ocean.
US firm KKR's offer for the Lopez family's First Gen is drawing attention, with the family facing internal considerations regarding the potential deal.
The Trump administration has completed a new rule that exempts certain U.S. companies from ownership reporting requirements, a move aimed at reducing regulatory burdens.
Cyprus-based GlobalWealth Group PLC has approved a €2.5 million investment agreement to acquire interests in a hotel development in Barbati, Corfu, as part of its strategy to expand its luxury tourism property portfolio in Greece.
European budget airline EasyJet has agreed to a $7.7 billion takeover by the US private equity firm Apollo. The deal, backed by the airline's founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou family, will transfer EasyJet into American ownership.
The project for Poland's first nuclear power plant has entered a new phase, with Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe transferring the future investment site in Choczewo to Bechtel, which will build the facility with Westinghouse.
The White House has informed leading US artificial intelligence companies that open-weight models developed by their Chinese counterparts will not be subject to government testing under the new AI safety framework.
A court petition has been filed challenging the legality of a two percent HIMS deduction, alleging that billions were paid to a mysterious firm under the Social Health Authority (SHA).
A Russian ballistic missile struck and destroyed a US-owned drone manufacturing facility in Kyiv during an attack on the Ukrainian capital. This marks the first time Russia has targeted such a facility in Ukraine.
US firm Apollo Sports Capital has presented a new proposal to inject more money into the Bundesliga, with investment talks resuming over a potential €1 billion loan.
A year after a significant trade deal, US firms operating in Europe generally perceive transatlantic relations as stable, indicating a positive outlook on economic and political ties.
The German government in Berlin is reportedly considering imposing conditions on a US firm's acquisition of a magnet manufacturer based in Hanau.
The vitamins business founded by a Dragon's Den star, reportedly Vitabiotics, has been acquired by the US firm Bain in a deal valued at approximately £900 million, following an auction process earlier this year.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stated that U.S. companies should consider utilizing Chinese AI models.
Denis Obrezko, who pleaded not guilty to computer crimes in Boston, is alleged to have worked for Moscow-based antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab in the years preceding his alleged cyber crimes.
A US lobbying firm hired by Atiku Abubakar has announced its intention to brief the Trump administration on the arrest of Adeniyi Adeyemi, identified as the 'fake' Director-General of a non-existent organization.
Two Irish individuals could receive a significant financial gain from the stock market flotation of US firm Syntiant, following the acquisition of Cork-based AudiosourceRE.
US private equity firm Apollo has launched a surprise £5.7 billion takeover bid for easyJet, surpassing an earlier offer from Castlelake and winning the support of the airline's board. This development has led to a significant jump in easyJet's stock.
The CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore stated that US firms remain committed to the country, but rising costs, AI, and hiring challenges could impact future investment decisions.
David Vodicka has closed Media Arts Lawyers and launched a new firm, while partners Julian Hewitt and Rob Glass from the previous firm are also establishing their own new ventures, Hewitt Glass Law.
A report from the U.S. House Judiciary Committee claims that the South Korean government has discriminated against Coupang and other American companies.
China has imposed export controls on dozens of Japanese entities, including drone manufacturers and defense centers, adding them to an export blacklist. This move escalates tensions between the two nations.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) issued a show cause order to Pangasinan Five Star Bus Inc. after one of its buses was involved in a fatal accident in Isabela, Philippines.
EasyJet has rejected a £4.7 billion takeover offer from US bidder Castlelake, stating that the proposal attempts to acquire the airline "on the cheap" and that the board is holding out for a higher valuation.
Europe is actively pursuing digital sovereignty in artificial intelligence, seeking to develop its own AI models and reduce reliance on US firms, despite facing challenges in funding and regulation.
The Nigeria Customs Service and US firms are working to strengthen trade relations, address bottlenecks, and improve the ease of doing business to boost trade between Nigeria and the United States.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) is expanding its partnership with US firm Kaleris and plans to invest $100 million in an AI push to scale advanced operating, optimization, and automation capabilities across its network.
Recent court decisions cover a range of legal issues, including increased compensation for debt recovery, a city's inability to force a bus firm to use its terminal, and the removal of private information from public meeting recordings. Other rulings address the limits of criticism in schools, the supremacy of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, and the non-anonymity of inquiries regarding speed camera operations.
Google's cybersecurity teams have issued a warning to US companies about targeted data theft and extortion campaigns conducted by the UNC3753 threat cluster. The group employs vishing and social engineering to exfiltrate sensitive data and then demands payment within three days.
A U.S. firm is set to undertake a $6.2 billion project in Lesotho, which includes the construction of a hydroelectric power plant and a data center, marking a significant investment in the country's infrastructure.
Pakistan has hired a US lobbying firm to advance its strategic interests in Washington, D.C., following a scaled-down lobbying effort. This move aims to bolster its diplomatic presence and influence amid regional geopolitical shifts.
The Trump administration has granted a rare reprieve, extending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 11,000 Lebanese immigrants. This decision offers protection from deportation for those affected.
A US firm has been fined for security failures related to Australian immigration, but the Border Force has refused to disclose the amount, citing the 'commercial-in-confidence nature of the contract'.
Hong Kong-listed AI drug-discovery company Insilico Medicine has announced a collaboration with US-headquartered Human Longevity to co-develop large-scale AI foundation models aimed at predicting diseases decades in advance.
Cyprus-based cross-border firms drive surge in suspicious activity filings, says Mokas The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has alerted regulated entities to strengthened anti-money…
The nominee for the US's top envoy to South Korea vowed during her confirmation hearing to ensure American companies operating in the country are not discriminated against.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) in the Philippines has suspended a passenger bus firm for 30 days following a road crash involving one of its buses on the Edsa busway.
A former CIA colleague discusses how China's systematic espionage poses a significant threat to U.S. companies, with an estimated $600 billion stolen yearly, urging government action.
Germany's military has excluded US firm Palantir from its data systems, citing concerns over American companies accessing sensitive national defense information and prioritizing European alternatives.
A Nigerian broadcaster is appealing to the Federal Government to protect indigenous firms from foreign pay TV monopolies, advocating for a level playing field to foster economic growth.
A major fire at an industrial estate in Waterford city has severely damaged up to 40 businesses. The incident has impacted numerous firms, groups, and services in the area.
Forbes has featured individual profiles for several companies specializing in executive search and staffing, such as KEVIN CHASE EXECUTIVE SEARCH GROUP, Surf Search, and The AllStaff Group. These articles highlight various firms in the recruitment sector.
The U.S. private sector added 109,000 jobs in April, marking the largest increase since early 2025. This growth was significantly boosted by small businesses.
Oh Tae-seog, Administrator of the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA), met with officials from US space companies Umbra Space and SpaceX to discuss expanding cooperation in satellite development, data utilization, and launch services.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has issued an order to stop the onboarding of new transport network vehicle service (TNVS) drivers and motorcycle taxi riders. This move aims to regulate the supply of drivers in the public transportation sector.
US companies are rushing to recover tariffs previously paid on Chinese imports following the launch of a new refund system. This move aims to alleviate financial burdens on businesses.
American businesses in China report that Beijing's increasing emphasis on security continues to weigh on their optimism, despite improvements in the regulatory environment and greater openness.
South Korea has rejected claims by US Republican lawmakers that it is targeting American companies, stating that investigations into e-commerce giant Coupang are conducted according to domestic law regardless of nationality. This comes after a letter from US Republicans raised concerns about the treatment of US firms.
Maritime technology provider Tototheo Global, based in Cyprus, announced its expansion into Singapore to strengthen its presence in a leading global maritime and technology hub as part of its international growth strategy.
The ceasefire between the United States and Iran is approaching its deadline, prompting a flurry of diplomatic activity, including Senator J.D. Vance's travel to Pakistan for potential talks. Both nations have issued warnings and threats, raising doubts about the extension of the truce and the prospect of renewed hostilities.
Several companies, including Nexgenrx, Chino Commercial Bancorp, and Exchange Income, have released their latest financial results and declared dividends. These announcements cover a range of earnings per share, revenue figures, and dividend payouts across different sectors.
Taiwan's TSMC and the Netherlands' ASML are highlighted as crucial non-US firms whose advanced technology is essential for AI development, which is otherwise dominated by US companies, with both reporting impressive figures recently.
The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) has cautioned that unilateral tariffs and import restrictions could prove counterproductive, potentially disrupting supply chains for US firms.
A growing skepticism regarding US firms, previously observed in Europe, is now extending its reach into Asia. This trend suggests a shifting perception of American businesses in international markets.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has awarded a contract to US company AAFS Infrastructure and Energy. The firm will build and operate the Southern Gas interconnector with Croatia.
A US firm has received consent for a $650 million takeover of a Wellington-based parts trader, marking a significant acquisition in the sector.
China and Pakistan have jointly proposed a five-point peace plan for the Middle East, urging a ceasefire after a month-long war, as Iran's Revolutionary Guards continue to issue warnings against US companies like Apple, Google, and Meta, citing retaliation for 'targeted assassinations' of Iranian leaders.
A U.S. firm has acquired a significant Congolese cobalt miner, a move described as a win for the Trump administration.
Eight bus companies operating at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange in the Philippines are under investigation and facing potential sanctions for illegally implementing fare increases, defying President Marcos' directive to suspend fare hikes amid rising fuel prices.
China has extended an invitation to US firms, encouraging them to tap into its rural revitalization drive as part of broader economic cooperation efforts.
Three Iranian technology professionals have been accused of espionage and stealing trade secrets from major Silicon Valley companies, including Google, according to recent charges.
Brewdog faces accusations of employing a 'fire and rehire' strategy towards former workers after its brewery and 11 bars were acquired by US firm Tilray for £33 million following administration.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has invited local businesses to participate in an upcoming workshop focused on fostering a sustainable and competitive enterprise. This event, part of a European project, aims to boost the green transition for Cypriot firms.
A Chinese telecommunications company, Hytera, has been fined $50 million for criminally conspiring to steal proprietary digital mobile radio technology from Motorola Solutions. Hytera recruited Motorola employees to take trade secrets, including source code, to develop competing products at a significantly lower cost. The company pleaded guilty to conspiracy to steal trade secrets and received a five-year probation term.
The installation of rooftop solar power plants in Brno faces delays as the city's solar company has struggled to find reliable contractors, with two previous firms failing to fulfill their obligations, leading to an insolvency proposal against the second.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius firmly rejected the possibility of the German army, Bundeswehr, engaging in a war in Iran, while the Bundeswehr itself faces internal challenges.
Beverage and cannabis company Tilray has acquired Brewdog for £33 million after the brewery went into administration, resulting in bar closures and hundreds of job losses.
Waste from a company allegedly tied to the Camorra, Tipos Resurs, was found in Gospić, Croatia. The company received waste from various firms across Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, and Slovakia.
The European Union has given its clearance for a joint venture between US firms focused on battery production, stating that the initiative will have a minimal impact on competition within the market.
Andersen Group has announced its plans to acquire Andersen Mexico along with five additional firms located in the United States.
Hyperzon, a Bulgarian agency specializing in Amazon advertising, has been acquired by the American company Moburst. Founded in 2019, Hyperzon focuses on creating and promoting listings on Amazon.
China has announced new export controls on drone supply chains and counter-sanctions against seven American firms, in retaliation for recent US trade restrictions targeting Chinese companies.
The United States has lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad, an Iraqi airline previously accused of supporting Iran's Revolutionary Guards. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions and shifting US foreign policy regarding Iran and other global actors.
The Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HDZ BiH) has signed a contract with a major lobbying agency in the United States, agreeing to pay over 150,000 KM (approximately 75,000 EUR) within three months.
American companies are winning multi-billion dollar AI data center and power contracts across Africa, from Lesotho to Gabon, intensifying the trade rivalry with China on the continent.
Aviva has advised its Irish shareholders to disregard an offer from a US firm, Litani, stating that the offer is below the current trading price on the London stock market.
China has accused the United States of 'AI hegemonism' and threatened countermeasures in response to potential US probes into Chinese firms. Beijing claims US companies are training AI models using Chinese examples, escalating a new front in US-China tensions.
South Korean chip manufacturers are preparing to finalize significant deals worth an estimated $950 billion with American companies. These agreements are expected to strengthen supply chains and foster collaboration in the semiconductor industry.
South Korean semiconductor giants Samsung and SK Hynix are reportedly preparing to unveil significant chip manufacturing agreements with companies based in the United States.
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are expected to announce significant chip supply agreements with leading US technology companies during President Lee Jae Myung’s visit to Silicon Valley.
Over 200 companies, including NextEra, Duke, and Equinix, have joined a U.S. pledge to address and manage the significant power consumption associated with artificial intelligence technologies.
Shell has awarded $518 million in contracts to indigenous Nigerian firms, as announced by the company's Communications Manager.
US nuclear fuel company Clean Core is responding to safety concerns raised by India's Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) regarding its thorium fuel technology.
China is reportedly weighing restrictions on foreign access to its leading AI models, a move that could impact US firms like Airbnb and DoorDash that have utilized Chinese AI technology.
EasyJet has agreed to a takeover bid from US firm Apollo, which has outbid a previous offer from Castlelake, marking a significant development for the airline.
US investment firm Castlelake is attempting to acquire a stake in British airline easyJet, but the potential deal faces hurdles due to EU regulations. EasyJet has granted Castlelake access to its books, indicating the process is moving forward despite regulatory complexities.
An interim staff report from the US House Judiciary Committee claims South Korea has systematically discriminated against American-owned businesses, highlighting e-commerce giant Coupang as a prime example.
Turkish conglomerate IC Holding plans to develop up to 20 small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in Türkiye and neighboring countries through a strategic partnership with U.S.-based ARC.
President Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on countries, particularly European nations, that implement a digital services tax on U.S. tech companies. This move has prompted strong reactions from the EU, which asserts its right to tax digital services.
China has imposed sanctions on ten US military-linked companies, including drone manufacturers, in response to American restrictions placed on Chinese technology firms, citing national security concerns.
China has imposed sanctions on ten US defense and technology companies, including a rare-earth miner, and restricted 46 from government procurement. This move comes weeks after the Pentagon blacklisted several Chinese firms, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Europe is actively working to establish its own strong AI industry to reduce reliance on US firms, focusing on new partnerships, investments, and startups to achieve digital sovereignty despite funding and regulatory hurdles.
US companies have filed lawsuits against Singamas, China International Marine Containers, CXIC Group Containers, and several executives, including Teo Siong Seng, for an alleged price-fixing scheme.
The Dutch tax office, Belastingdienst, is postponing a part of its new VAT system's rollout to take over control from US firms.
An attempt to grant a concession for Mostar Airport to an American firm failed after a special session of the City Council was unsuccessful, reportedly due to disagreements between Bosniak and Croat representatives.
Igor Sechin, the head of Russian oil company Rosneft, has claimed that American companies were the primary beneficiaries of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He suggested that the US may have miscalculated the consequences of such an event.
Hong Kong and Beijing have heightened security measures and surveillance ahead of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown. This includes increased police presence and restrictions on public gatherings, particularly in Hong Kong where past vigils have been held.
Former employees of Wall Street banks are now reportedly charging their previous firms up to $25,000 per day to provide training on artificial intelligence, highlighting a lucrative new consulting trend.
US corporations are increasingly scrutinizing their substantial AI investments as costs surge and tangible productivity gains remain elusive, leading tech experts to suggest that AI's current capabilities are often overestimated, particularly beyond coding applications.
Germany's domestic intelligence agency (Verfassungsschutz) is reportedly choosing Chaps Vision, a French software alternative to the often-criticized US firm Palantir. This move is welcomed across political parties but also carries potential risks.
Insilico Medicine has partnered with a US firm to develop an artificial intelligence model aimed at advancing research into human longevity.
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) reported that US firms consistently rank first among foreign participants at China's supply chain expo.
A bus firm faced suspension following an accident that resulted in injuries to its conductor.
Analysts are providing previews for the upcoming quarterly earnings reports for a range of companies, including 8X8, Toll Brothers, and Bilibili. These previews anticipate their financial performance for Q1 or Q4 2026.
A cryptographic AI technology developed in Abu Dhabi has gained global reach following its acquisition by a United States-based company.
US businessman Joel Weinshanker's firm Ad Populum, which manages Graceland, has acquired an 80% stake in Bran Castle, aiming to boost global tourism for the site known as the inspiration for Dracula.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a summit with President Xi Jinping, aiming to stabilize US-China relations and address trade tensions following a tariff war. The visit is marked by discussions on geopolitical rivalry and economic interests, with American CEOs accompanying Trump.
Utah-based defense tech firm Hypercraft has introduced a new 300 hp diesel-hybrid-electric unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) designed with sufficient power to operate directed-energy weapons and charge drones.
Several companies, such as Kinross Gold and Strategy Inc, announced their Q1 2026 financial results. Concurrently, numerous firms including CF Industries, Alcoa, and Stryker declared their latest dividends.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei issued a warning to U.S. institutions, revealing their AI model Mythos uncovered tens of thousands of software vulnerabilities and stressing the urgent need to patch them before China's AI capabilities advance.
New data from cybersecurity firm Qrator Labs indicates a sharp rise in DDoS attacks, placing Cyprus' banking, payments, and iGaming sectors at heightened risk, as highlighted in their first-quarter report for 2026.
These articles present individual analyses for a range of public companies, each assessing whether their respective stocks represent a good investment opportunity for potential buyers. The reports delve into the financial health and market position of various firms.
Universal Golf Enterprises Plc in Cyprus has announced that it secured planning approval for a new photovoltaic park development. This project is part of the company's broader strategy to reassess its land use.
Barclays has accused the UK's MFS of fraudulently circulating funds among various firms, indicating a potential financial misconduct case.
AmCham report shows US firms in China demonstrate resilience, confidence in the market; expert attributes it to complementarity in industries and technology in trade ties Global Times
Documents and sources reveal that a US firm involved in a significant minerals deal in Congo overstated its mining experience.
A Ukrainian drone company has announced a partnership with a US firm, stating that staying home would lead to their "elimination." This collaboration aims to ensure their survival and continued operations amidst ongoing challenges.
Corporate language training is gaining prominence in Cyprus as companies seek to strengthen international ties and enhance cross-border communication for sales and services.
Russia has reportedly issued threats against Ukrainian drone manufacturers operating in Europe, specifically naming a firm located in Vilnius.
Strabic Construction Limited, an indigenous firm, has refuted allegations of unqualified personnel and unsafe practices in the ongoing reconstruction of the Sango–Ota–Idiroko highway in Ogun State, Nigeria.
ENTRETIEN - Le conseiller diplomatique de François Hollande a négocié pour la France l’accord sur le nucléaire de 2015 avec les Iraniens.
South Korean intelligence indicates that Kim Jong Un's daughter is increasingly being presented in public, particularly at defense events, suggesting an acceleration in building her image as a potential successor.
As artificial intelligence becomes widespread in Cyprus's commercial sector, businesses are increasingly facing the ethical questions that accompany its rapid adoption.
President Donald Trump has openly expressed anger at allies for not assisting in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to withdraw support. Following this, the US Defense Secretary has called on allies to 'step up' their involvement in the region, echoing Trump's earlier comments for nations to 'go get your own oil'.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is strictly monitoring and cracking down on illegal bus fare hikes by public utility vehicle operators, with several companies already summoned by the LTFRB for unauthorized price increases during the Holy Week exodus.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has warned bus companies that hiked fares despite a suspension on increases, stating they could face show cause orders and license suspensions.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been named the world's most popular democratic leader with a 68% approval rating in a recent Morning Consult survey, highlighting his strong public support.
Japanese trading house Itochu and a US firm are partnering to establish a joint venture in Japan focused on electronics recycling.
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur — Bachelor Express Incorporated has announced that is has reverted to its previous fare rates after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)…
Congo has approved a deal for a US firm to acquire a cobalt miner, boosting a minerals pact between the two countries.
The ongoing opening-up of China's service sector is expected to bring substantial benefits to various firms, fostering growth and competition in areas like finance, healthcare, and tourism.
Fires broke out at offices and warehouses belonging to US firms Halliburton and KBR after a drone attack targeted a compound housing foreign oil company employees in Iraq’s Basra, security sources told Reuters on Friday. (Reuters)
Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley is the latest US firm to cut jobs amid fears of the rise of AI
US beverage and cannabis company Tilray has acquired Brewdog, its brand, and 11 bars for £33 million after the brewery went into administration, resulting in bar closures and hundreds of job losses.
Exclusive reporting reveals that US companies which maintained their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies performed just as well financially as those that did not, even after threats of conservative backlash.
A wing of the RSS has demanded bans and boycotts of US firms in response to tariffs imposed over India's purchase of Russian oil, ahead of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's visit to the US and Canada.
An Indian-origin former Chief Financial Officer of a US firm has been sentenced to four months in jail and fined $9,500 for bribing surgeons. The conviction highlights efforts to combat corruption in the healthcare industry.
US firms are expressing support for the 80/20 Export Processing Zone (EPZ) rule, warning that IMF curbs on the 20% local market sales limit could negatively impact the global circular economy.
US firms are reportedly looking to Pakistan for critical mineral supplies, with smaller mines and larger copper and antimony projects under consideration.
According to Hackett, US firms are currently facing an unprecedented 'liquidity challenge' amounting to a record $1.94 trillion. This highlights significant financial pressures within the American corporate sector.
British real estate investment trust Segro has recommended a £14 billion takeover bid from US logistics giant Prologis. The acquisition is moving forward, pending shareholder approval.
Unilever anticipates no significant job cuts in the Netherlands following the sale of its food division to U.S.-based McCormick & Co.
The Pentagon is accelerating defense production by awarding multiyear mega contracts to various firms, as the Trump administration seeks to bolster the armed forces and the intensifying Iran war increases demands on the dwindling US weapons stockpile.
Beijing has accused American companies of using Chinese data to train their artificial intelligence models, escalating tensions between the two nations over technology and data privacy.
Samsung Electronics and SK Group have secured approximately $950 billion in AI chip partnerships with major US tech companies, including a $200 billion deal between Samsung and Broadcom. These agreements aim to boost South Korea's foundry capabilities and strengthen its position in the global AI industry.
Pakistan's Petroleum Minister conducted meetings with Vitol and US firms to explore investment opportunities in critical minerals, bunkering, and storage within the energy sector.
US firm Anthropic has informed a Karnataka court that it lacks jurisdiction to hear a trademark suit against the company. This legal challenge concerns intellectual property rights.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has signed a contract with the American company Authentix to establish a mandatory system for marking liquid petroleum fuels in the country. The system will be implemented for the next five years.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has encouraged regulated entities in Cyprus to participate in two public consultations launched by the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) to help shape new EU anti-money laundering regulations.
AirNav Ireland is poised for a multimillion-euro windfall after Iridium acquired a stake in Aireon for €321 million; AirNav was one of the US firm's original backers.
Trinidad and Tobago has signed agreements with several U.S. companies, laying the groundwork for the establishment of new data centers in the Caribbean nation.
The US Federal Communications Commission denied approval for California-based Digitalsystem Technology to provide telecoms services, citing national security risks due to its links to Chinese firms and ownership by a Chinese national.
Budget airline EasyJet has agreed in principle to a $7.3 billion takeover bid from US investment firm Castlelake, causing its shares to jump significantly. The deal could potentially lead to the airline's restructuring or even its breakup, raising concerns for some of its operational bases.
A US House committee released a report accusing South Korea of 'discriminatory attacks' on e-commerce giant Coupang Inc. and other American companies, claiming violations of last year's bilateral trade deal.
Dublin-based startup ServBlock has initiated a High Court trademark battle against US firm Figure AI, which is valued at $39 billion and backed by Jeff Bezos. The dispute centers on humanoid robot technology.
The co-founder of US firm Freshpet has stepped down from his role as president, marking a significant change in leadership for the company.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) suspended the operations of eight passenger buses belonging to a firm for 30 days following a fatal road crash in Isabela, Philippines.
A US firm representing victims of an AI (Air India) crash has presented simulation findings that contradict those released by an Indian agency investigating the incident.
US firms have initiated legal action against Chinese container manufacturers, alleging price-fixing practices.
Solvinity, the company behind the Dutch digital identity system DigiD, is appealing the Dutch government's decision to ban its takeover by a US firm. The government cited national security concerns for the prohibition.
A 24-year-old Indian developer reported being rejected by a US firm for a significant job role, despite the company praising his portfolio, with the reason cited as his accent.
The Pentagon has included Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD on its list of companies with alleged ties to the Chinese military, warning US firms about the risks associated with working with such flagged entities.
Financial analysts from various firms, including Stifel, Argus, BofA, Jefferies, and Barclays, have increased their price targets for several companies. These companies include Ciena, Snowflake, Welltower, and CrowdStrike, with some adjustments following strong results.
EasyJet has dismissed a potential takeover bid from US investor Castlelake, labeling the approach as 'highly opportunistic.' The British low-cost airline's shares surged following news of the possible acquisition interest.
A US lobbying firm with ties to Atiku Abubakar is reportedly seeking verifiable evidence of alleged election interference in Nigeria, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated following Iran's interception of a US drone near Bushehr and a naval standoff at sea. This comes as the US also implements new travel measures and drone bans related to the upcoming World Cup.
A discussion is ongoing in Poland regarding digital sovereignty, questioning whether it serves as a protectionist barrier or a foundation for security. Over 80% of digital service revenue in the EU goes to US firms, with cloud services alone costing €330 billion annually.
A U.S. company has successfully hatched over two dozen healthy baby chickens from an artificial egg platform. This achievement is considered a pivotal step in their broader plan to revive extinct species.
German political figures, including CDU leader Friedrich Merz, have proposed a new 'associate membership' status for Ukraine and a privileged status for Western Balkan countries to accelerate their integration into the European Union.
The United Arab Emirates announced that drones which targeted its Barakah nuclear power plant were launched from Iraqi territory. An IAEA official warned that such an attack could have catastrophic consequences.
The Supreme Court of South Korea recently ruled that payments received by a US firm from a South Korean company for technical know-how could be subject to corporate tax in Korea. The case has been sent back to a lower court for further review.
A Texas-based company is poised to purchase a satellite station in a £37 million deal, aiming to expand its deep space communications network.
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's company, Dream Security, is being scrutinized for its secret clients and billion-dollar valuation, as it sells protection against attacks that its co-founder's previous firm allegedly enabled.
Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) has acquired a European data analysis software, according to WDR, NDR, and SZ. The product is considered an alternative to controversial software from the US firm Palantir.
Forbes has published individual profiles or listings for several staffing service companies, including Precision Staffing Services, Workbox Staffing, and TRUE Staffing. These articles highlight various firms operating within the staffing industry.
Industry figures in Europe's AI translation sector are concerned about potential reputational risks and Silicon Valley's growing monopoly if European firms partner with US companies like Amazon.
The Chinese government has reportedly advised its startups to decline funding from US firms, particularly after the Meta-Manus deal. This move reflects ongoing tensions and concerns over foreign influence in China's technology sector.
Royal Sovereign, a New Jersey electronics firm, has been fined $8 million and ordered to pay restitution for knowingly selling thousands of dangerously defective air conditioners linked to over 40 fires and one fatality.
Indigenous firm Dutylex has reassured its clients and partners of strong product availability, particularly for its lubricant solutions, despite ongoing market challenges.
New regulations from Beijing regarding supply chains are deepening concerns for US companies operating in China, adding pressure to firms already facing policy uncertainty and uneven market access.
American companies have voiced significant concern regarding China's recently introduced supply chain regulations, fearing potential disruptions and increased operational complexities.
The Metropolitan Police is in discussions to acquire AI technology from US firm Palantir for use in criminal investigations, despite internal concerns over data sensitivity.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has reminded businesses of new calls for proposals from the Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) to boost industrial technology application and enterprise-based research.
In an interview, the CEO of Swiss Re explains how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the insurance sector, predicting unprecedented productivity improvements and discussing the company's reliance on the controversial US firm Palantir.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has emphasized the significance of Cyprus Market Access Day (MAD) 2026 in boosting the internationalization of Cypriot enterprises and improving their access to global markets through EU trade agreements.
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Cyprus-based software engineering company Pale Blue has launched 'Paid', a new mobile payment solution for businesses in Cyprus, enabling merchants to accept card payments directly from smartphones.
A business news roundup highlights C-suite shake-ups at various firms and reports that Fluor has secured two new energy-related job contracts.
A U.S.-based policy firm, Von Batten-Montague York L.C, announced plans to engage members of Congress and the Trump administration regarding decisions made by Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) concerning the ADC leadership.
Pentagon official Pete Hegseth has reiterated that the upcoming days in the war against Iran will be 'decisive,' warning of further escalation if Tehran does not reach a deal and mentioning the possibility of regime change.
A U.S. firm has acquired a major Congolese cobalt mining operation, a move reportedly seen as a victory for the Trump administration's strategic interests.
A Florida-based company is accelerating the production of powerful precision anti-drone systems to counter small drone threats.
Meta's $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus is under investigation by Chinese authorities for potential violations of technology export and overseas investment rules, highlighting increasing regulatory focus on such deals.
Indian IT giant Infosys announced plans to acquire US-based Optimum Healthcare IT for $465 million and Stratus for $95 million, totaling $560 million in acquisitions.
Dubai Chambers has held meetings with various firms to discuss and manage cargo flow challenges amidst ongoing regional disruptions.
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with the Department of Labour Inspection, has launched a competition inviting businesses to showcase their best practices in workplace health and safety.
Iran's Shi'ite allies in Lebanon and Iraq have joined the war in the region unleashed by U.S. and Israeli strikes on Tehran. The U.S. says Iran has armed, funded and trained the Houthis with help from Hezbollah.
Staffing levels at centres ‘critical’ under Management and Training Corporation, prisons watchdog says Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast At least 12 escapes have occurred since a US private prison operator began running Australia’s immigration detention network, including by a high-risk detainee who was mistakenly placed in an unsecured Kia Carnival with a makeshift weapon, a scathing report has found. The pr...
Two US companies are investing $500 million to develop an electrified transport ecosystem in Mexico, starting with addressing the lack of charging stations.
Craft beer firm Brewdog has gone into administration following a £33m deal by a US firm, resulting in hundreds of job losses and the closure of dozens of bars.