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BUSINESSSep 8Euro today in Panama: price and quotation of the currency this Tuesday, September 8, 2026See the Euro's quotation in Panama, its variation, and reference values. Learn about the trend of the European currency so far this year.Clarín
BUSINESSSep 8Euro today in Nicaragua: price and quotation of the currency this Tuesday, September 8, 2026See the euro's quotation in Nicaragua, its variation, and reference values. How the European currency's trend has been so far this year.Clarín
BUSINESSSep 8Fancy a trip to Canada? These airlines are launching new routes from EuropeSeasonal routes are opening up destinations like Toronto, Montréal and Halifax for more Europeans.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Paris looks to profit as Céline Dion fans flock to French capitalCéline Dion’s hotly anticipated return to the stage is scheduled for this Saturday in Paris - the first of more than 16 concerts in the French capital in September and October. The shows mark a major milestone for 58-year-old Dion after years away from touring due to the rare neurological disorder. A total of 500,000 spectators are expected in Paris - a huge windfall for the economy, especially for the hotel, restaurant, and transport industries.France 24 [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Brussels Airport reconnects to Europe’s high-speed rail network after more than 10 yearsBelgium’s largest airport is back on Europe’s high-speed rail map after more than a decade, with a new Deutsche Bahn service connecting Brussels Airport with Cologne and Antwerp.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Liberty Global, Vodafone agree to €670M towers sale ahead of Ziggo spinoff: FTLiberty Global and Vodafone have reportedly agreed to sell towers worth €670 million in anticipation of the Ziggo spinoff. This represents a substantial corporate transaction impacting the telecommunications sector.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8German exports fall for first time in five months, deepening recovery fearsGermany's export engine is sputtering. Shipments fell in July for the first time in five months, as weaker demand from China and the eurozone outweighed a rebound in US trade.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Switzerland's Sandoz aims to double sales by 2035 in expanded biosimilars pushSwitzerland's Sandoz aims to double its sales by 2035, driven by an expanded push into biosimilars. This indicates the company's long-term growth strategy within the pharmaceutical market.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Star Bulk Carriers sets €23.00-€25.50 price range for share offering in GreeceStar Bulk Carriers has set a price range for its share offering in Greece. This indicates a significant financial event for the company and the Greek market.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Major changes touted for Rolls - Royce Raynesway site as Derby giant plans expansionderbytelegraph.co.uk · United Kingdom
BUSINESSSep 8Mistral AI raises record €3 billion in Samsung-led funding roundFrench artificial intelligence company Mistral AI has raised €3 billion in a round led by Samsung Electronics, nearly doubling its valuation to more than €21 billion in what the company says is the largest equity fundraising ever completed by a European technology firm.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESSSep 8UniCredit gets ECB green light for Danish CompromiseUniCredit has received approval from the European Central Bank (ECB) for the Danish Compromise. This indicates a regulatory milestone for the bank regarding specific financial arrangements.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8European stocks slip as Middle East tensions lift oil pricesEuropean stock markets experienced a decline, which is attributed to rising oil prices driven by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, affecting economic stability.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Can the EU save consumers €12bn on appliance repairs?Fewer than one in five broken household appliances is repaired in major EU economies, as high costs and hassle push consumers to buy new instead. Repairs still cost European households around €12 billion a year. Can the EU make fixing things easier and cheaper?EuroNews [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Volkswagen considers selling Ducati in review of holdingsSeeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8France trade deficit expands to €6.7B in JulySeeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Tesco , John Lewis , Curry , Costa Coffee to offer roles to Universal Credit claimants Several major UK retailers plan to offer job opportunities to individuals receiving Universal Credit. This initiative aims to connect unemployed individuals with available roles in the retail sector.walesonline.co.uk · United Kingdom
BUSINESSSep 8Germany news: Gas reserves historically low ahead of winterGas storage operator association INES has warned that Germany's gas reserves could run out in the event of a cold winter. Meanwhile, fallout from the AfD's state election victory continues. Follow DW for the latest.DW News [en]
BUSINESSSep 8Germany's trade surplus hits €21.27B as imports surgeSeeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Brookfield secures $1B mandate from UK Nuclear Liabilities Fund: reportSeeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Rio Tinto to acquire Aurukun bauxite project from Glencore, MitsubishiSeeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESSSep 8Hong Kong a boon to Kazakhstan’s advanced manufacturing ambitions, ties to Europe: expertHong Kong firms could look to Kazakhstan as a base for advanced manufacturing and as a gateway to Europe, while the city’s robust capital markets could attract businesses in the Central Asian country, a diplomat and business adviser has said. Sabr Yessimbekov, adviser to the chairman of the presidium of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, told the South China Morning Post on the sidelines of the inaugural China Conference: Central Asia 2026 that some projects in...South China Morning Post
BUSINESSSep 7 King of Mayfair blames lacklustre economy for sales fallA prominent figure known as the "King of Mayfair" attributes a decline in sales to a sluggish economy. This indicates a perceived impact of economic conditions on specific business sectors.finance.yahoo.com · United States
BUSINESSSep 7European shares subdued as surging crude sharpens focus on ECB rate pathEuropean stock markets are currently subdued due to rising crude oil prices, which is prompting increased attention on the European Central Bank's potential interest rate decisions.businesstimes.com.sg · Singapore
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