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BUSINESS5d agoKinder Morgan Lifts Force Majeure on US-Mexico Gas PipelineKinder Morgan has lifted a force majeure on its gas pipeline connecting the US and Mexico. This indicates a resumption or normalization of operations.bloomberg · united states of america
BUSINESS5d agoFrance’s Threat to the World’s Government Bond MarketAEI
BUSINESS5d agoTaxes account for over 53% of labour costs in Spain, study findsIn 2025, Spain's Finance Ministry argued that its tax cuts for middle-income earners had delivered €38 billion in savingsEuroNews [en]
BUSINESS5d agoEx-ILVA furnaces to shut down FridayLay-off notices to be issuedANSA [en]
BUSINESS6d agoUK plans to announce ban on workers’ non-compete clauses in push for growthThe government believes the clauses, common in tech and financial firms, undermine innovation.Politico Europe
BUSINESS6d agoDombrovskis cool on bid for inflation-linked budget leeway but says will eye requestsGiorgetti confident EC will make correct interpretation of flexibility rulesANSA [en]
BUSINESS6d agoNeurogene is a new Overweight at J.P. Morgan on Rett syndrome therapyJ.P. Morgan has initiated coverage on Neurogene with an "Overweight" rating, based on its Rett syndrome therapy. This indicates an analyst's positive outlook on the company's stock, likely due to its medical research and market potential.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS6d agoUK-backed group issues private lenders' debt rework guide ahead of IMF World Bank meetings - ReutersUK-backed group issues private lenders' debt rework guide ahead of IMF World Bank meetings ReutersReuters World
BUSINESS6d agoFrance to release 10 mln barrels of diesel from strategic reservesFrench Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced Wednesday that France will release 10 million barrels of diesel from its strategic reserves to help ease pressure on the fuel market.Africanews [en]
BUSINESS6d agoCongress gave the green light to the government to request three loans from GermanyLos prestará el Banco de Desarrollo de Alemania, serán por $497 millones de euros y a una tasa 2% menor que a la que usualmente presta al mercado. The post Congreso dio luz verde al gobierno para pedir tres créditos a Alemania appeared first on La Silla Vacía.La Silla Vacía
BUSINESS6d agoPL sues company over €50,971 paid for undelivered commemorative coinsThe Labour Party has filed a lawsuit against Malta Precious Metals Refinery Limited and one of its representatives, seeking the recovery of €50,971 allegedly paid for commemorative coins that were never delivered. The case was filed before the First Hall of the Civil Court by the Labour Party, represented by its CEO, against the Marsa-based company and its representative, Daniel Azzopardi, both personally and in his capacity as a company official. According to the court application, the Labour Party entered into an agreement with the company for the design, manufacture and supply of three designs of commemorative coins to mark a 30th anniversary. The order also included production tools, presentation boxes and other materials. The party claims it paid the company a total of €50,971 but the agreed products and materials were never delivered, despite the payment having been made. Following several communications with the company, the Labour Party requested the cancellation of the order and a full refund of the amount paid. On 10 August 2026, the party sent a formal legal letter demanding repayment of the €50,971 within ten days. However, according to the application, the company failed to return any of the money, despite subsequent communications and assurances that the payment would be made. The Labour Party maintains that the agreement has since been terminated or cancelled, meaning the company is obliged to reimburse the full amount. In a sworn declaration accompanying the application, the party's chief executive officer stated that the sum being claimed was not an estimate or provisional amount, but the exact amount paid to the company for the order. He argued that the debt was certain, liquidated and due, as the products had not been delivered and the deadline for repayment had expired. The party is also seeking to hold the company's representative personally liable, arguing that he dealt directly with its officials throughout the transaction, including discussions concerning the order, payment and subsequent refund. However, the application specifies that his personal liability would depend on whether evidence establishes that he personally assumed the obligations, acted beyond his authority or made representations that could render him personally responsible. The Labour Party has requested that the court hear the case under the special summary procedure. This procedure allows the court to deliver judgment without proceeding to a full trial if the defendant fails to establish a prima facie defence. In his sworn declaration, the party's chief executive officer maintained that, to the best of his knowledge, the company had no valid defence against the claim for repayment. The party is asking the court to declare the company indebted to it for €50,971 and order it to repay the amount in full. It is also requesting that the company's representative be held jointly liable for the payment if his personal responsibility is established. The Labour Party is additionally seeking legal interest on the outstanding amount, together with all legal costs incurred, including those relating to previous formal demands for repayment. The court application was filed through the Labour Party's lawyer Ramona Attard.independent_mt · malta
BUSINESS6d agoItaly probes gaming giant Activision Blizzard over in-game spending by childrenItaly’s antitrust authority is investigating whether monetisation practices in Call of Duty Mobile and Diablo Immortal amount to a “widespread infringement” of EU consumer protection rules, particularly in relation to children.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESS6d agoAkzoNobel set to offer divestments to EU for planned purchase of Axalta Coating - reportsAkzoNobel is reportedly planning to offer divestments to the EU in relation to its proposed acquisition of Axalta Coating. This move is likely intended to address regulatory concerns regarding the planned purchase.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS6d agoADC Therapeutics undergoes strategic financial restructuringADC Therapeutics is undergoing a strategic financial restructuring. This indicates a significant change in the company's financial operations.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS6d agoDavid Bustamante's revelation about one of his businesses: “One is still sold every 15 seconds. I could live only from perfumes, but that doesn't mean it's my biggest source of income”El cantante participó de "El Hormiguero", donde habló de sus proyectos profesionales y reveló que su marca de fragancia "Muy Mío" ya distribuyó más de diez millones de frascos.Clarín
BUSINESS6d agoEU envoy in Beijing for talks to calm trade tensionsThe EU trade envoy said he hoped to make progress in tackling the bloc's "unsustainable" trade imbalance with China. Beijing called for trade disputes to be resolved through equal dialogue.DW News [en]
BUSINESS6d agoMacron tasks Michelin and BMW chiefs with forging a deal on European preference in the automotive sectorFrench President Emmanuel Macron personally asked to build bridges between the positions of carmakers and equipment suppliers in an effort to best protect jobs in the industry.Le Monde [en]
BUSINESS6d agoGermany wants UK to raise tariffs on Chinese EVsBerlin wants the measure as a condition of a Made in Europe opt-out for the U.K.Politico Europe
BUSINESS6d agoWorld Bank sees Nigeria growth averaging 4.4% through 2028 - ReutersWorld Bank sees Nigeria growth averaging 4.4% through 2028 ReutersReuters World
BUSINESS6d agoA French-German non-paper could be a turning point in EU trade defenseWhat to know about the proposal for a quicker European trade-retaliation tool. The post A French-German non-paper could be a turning point in EU trade defense appeared first on Atlantic Council.Atlantic Council
BUSINESS6d agoMotorcycle dealership reduces operations in response to falling demandA MOTORCYCLE dealership is reducing its operations in response to a “sharp and sustained decline in demand”. The Mansell Collection, which was founded by 1992 F1 world champion and former Jersey resident Nigel Mansell, has confirmed that while there will be a reduction in stock and workshop hours, there is no intention to close entirely. […] The post Motorcycle dealership reduces operations in response to falling demand appeared first on Jersey Evening Post.jerseyeveningpost · jersey
BUSINESS6d agoGermany lifts GDP forecast as economy withstands Iran warThe government lifted its full-year growth projection to 1.3%, up from its April forecast of just 0.5%, as the German economy proved more resilient than expected.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESS6d agoNatWest Group pulls back from US and European government bond dealing - reportNatWest Group is reportedly withdrawing from dealing in US and European government bonds. This signifies a shift in the bank's financial market strategy.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS6d agoVenture Global's Calcasieu Pass loses ICC arbitration to GalpVenture Global's Calcasieu Pass has lost an International Chamber of Commerce arbitration case to Galp. This indicates a legal and financial setback for Venture Global.Seeking Alpha Tech
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