France's top diplomatic advisor held undisclosed talks in Moscow this week, signaling President Macron's push to re-establish direct European channels with the Kremlin amid stalled Ukraine peace efforts.
At its recent AI Summit, Cisco Systems unveiled a multi-pronged strategy to cement its role in enterprise AI infrastructure, deepening its alliance with Nvidia and launching a new partner program. In a significant move for its European operations, the company also secured a 15-year renewable energy agreement to power its Polish data centers, directly linking its AI growth to sustainable power sourcing.
In a speech to parliament, Finland's President Alexander Stubb called for a clear-eyed recognition of changes in U.S. foreign policy, warning that its underlying ideology now conflicts with European values, even as he reaffirmed the alliance's importance.
Ford Motor Company and China's Geely are negotiating a landmark partnership that would see Ford's European plants assemble vehicles for Geely, coupled with collaboration on key technologies like automated driving systems, as Chinese automakers seek new routes into Western markets.
A coalition of twelve leading European banks has established Qivalis, a joint venture aiming to issue a MiCA-compliant, euro-pegged stablecoin by late 2026, targeting faster, cheaper payments and digital asset settlement.
A fresh wave of selling hit European software, data, and advertising firms Wednesday, driven by mounting investor concerns over the disruptive potential of next-generation AI tools. The selloff highlights a broader market pivot towards traditional industrial sectors.
As the STOXX Europe 600 inches higher, a subset of investors is turning their gaze to the market's smallest players. We examine three European companies with market capitalizations under €8 million, assessing their potential and pitfalls in a complex economic landscape.
Amid a patchy economic recovery, savvy investors are scouring European markets for hidden gems. We spotlight three companies trading significantly below their estimated intrinsic value, analyzing the risks and potential rewards.
Amidst a backdrop of cautious economic recovery and market volatility, European dividend-paying companies are emerging as a focal point for investors prioritizing income and resilience. We analyze three standout contenders from Italy, France, and Germany.
Brazil has emerged as the world's fastest-growing international tourist destination, with a record 9.3 million visitors in 2025. A surge in European travel and new direct flight routes, particularly from Spain, are credited for the historic boom that is reshaping the country's economy and global image.
A key sentiment index for Germany's crucial automotive sector edged higher in January, driven by improved business expectations within Europe, even as challenges mount in key markets outside the continent.
Packaging giant Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL) reported fourth-quarter revenue and earnings that topped Wall Street forecasts, driven by robust demand across its beverage can business and strategic moves in Europe.
As the STOXX Europe 600 edges higher on earnings optimism, a subset of smaller-cap companies are drawing investor attention. We examine three penny stocks—spanning fintech, consumer goods, and industrial manufacturing—that demonstrate underlying financial strength amidst market volatility.
Amidst a patchy economic recovery, European small-cap stocks are attracting attention from company insiders. We examine three firms where recent executive share purchases signal confidence in future prospects.
Amid a resilient economic backdrop, a screen of European equities reveals significant undervaluation, with some companies trading nearly 50% below their estimated fair value. We examine three standout opportunities.
While the broader STOXX Europe 600 inches forward, a select group of smaller companies are capturing investor interest with robust fundamentals and strategic niches. We examine three standout firms—from mineral water to industrial access and security printing—that demonstrate resilience and growth potential in a complex economic landscape.
Amidst a patchy but persistent economic recovery across the Eurozone, investors are increasingly turning to dividend-paying stocks for income and stability. We analyze three European companies—spanning industrial technology, renewable energy, and banking—that offer compelling yield stories for February 2026.
Incyte receives a positive CHMP opinion for Zynyz in first-line metastatic anal cancer, marking a strategic but niche expansion in Europe. While near-term financial impact may be limited due to the rarity of the condition, the move strengthens the company's immuno-oncology pipeline and diversifies its reliance on flagship drug Jakafi.
Ford Motor Company and China's Geely Auto are negotiating a strategic partnership that could see Geely produce vehicles in Ford's European factories and the two automakers share key technologies, including for automated driving, according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions.
As JD.com's stock languishes near multi-year lows, a compelling investment thesis is gaining traction among value investors. The Chinese e-commerce giant's fortress-like logistics network, robust cash flow, and potential European expansion through a rumored acquisition of Ceconomy present a stark contrast to its discounted valuation.
