Amdocs reported first-quarter revenue of $1.16B, meeting guidance, while highlighting strategic AI investments, European expansion, and the closure of its MATRIXX Software acquisition. The company also announced a planned CEO succession for March 2026.
In its first earnings call under new CEO Ron Lewis and CFO Daniel Rabbitt, Ball Corporation reported strong 2025 results and outlined a strategic growth runway fueled by recent acquisitions in Europe and expanded manufacturing capacity in the United States.
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, EU Financial Services Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque has called for Europe to assert control over foundational technologies, highlighting cybersecurity risks and economic vulnerabilities tied to foreign tech dependence.
The head of a major US auto parts supplier, following its acquisition of Britain's GKN Automotive, cautions that European nations must implement protective policies or face severe job losses as affordable Chinese electric vehicles reshape the market.
As Europe's industrial decarbonization push intensifies, major offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects are moving from blueprint to reality. From the North Sea to the Mediterranean, new infrastructure is taking shape, setting the stage for critical discussions at the upcoming DECARBON 2026 congress in Austria.
Danish energy giant Ørsted has agreed to sell its entire European onshore renewables business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for $1.7 billion, marking a decisive pivot to concentrate its resources on large-scale offshore wind development across core European markets.
SolarEdge Technologies has initiated exports of its U.S.-manufactured residential inverters to key European markets, marking a strategic pivot to leverage domestic production for global growth. The move, coupled with a new 'single SKU' product design, aims to streamline operations and improve margins as the company navigates a competitive landscape.
Greece is finalizing plans to prohibit children under 15 from accessing social media platforms, a senior government official confirmed. The move follows Spain's recent announcement of a similar ban for under-16s, signaling a broader European regulatory crackdown on tech giants.
In a strategic move to bridge traditional finance and digital assets, Deutsche Börse Group's 360T has partnered with Austrian crypto platform Bitpanda. The collaboration leverages Europe's new MiCA framework to offer institutional clients a compliant gateway into cryptocurrency trading and retail services.
European software, data analytics, and advertising shares tumbled on Tuesday as the rapid evolution of AI models, including new legal-focused tools, sparked investor fears over the durability of established business models. The sell-off highlights a dramatic shift in sentiment toward sectors once considered prime AI beneficiaries.
Amazon Web Services warns that multi-year delays in securing power grid connections are jeopardizing its data center investments across Europe, highlighting a critical infrastructure bottleneck for the continent's digital and industrial ambitions.
A wave of regulatory action is sweeping across continents as governments, citing mounting mental health and safety concerns, impose new age restrictions and bans on social media access for minors. Australia leads with a landmark under-16 ban, while European nations and others follow with similar proposals.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has struck a deal to acquire Ørsted's entire European onshore renewables portfolio, a move that significantly expands its footprint and accelerates the continent's shift away from fossil fuels.
Amidst a resilient broader market, investors are scouring Europe for overlooked opportunities. We examine three sub-€50 million market cap companies—Componenta, Duell Oyj, and Cherry SE—that combine niche market positions with evolving financial stories, offering potential for growth-oriented portfolios.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady, consumption-led growth, discerning investors are scanning the markets for hidden value. We analyze three European companies trading at significant discounts to their estimated fair value, offering potential opportunities in a complex landscape.
While the broader STOXX Europe 600 rides a wave of earnings optimism, savvy investors are digging deeper into the small-cap universe for hidden value. We spotlight three companies—spanning finance, tech, and banking—that combine strong fundamentals with compelling valuations in the current economic climate.
As optimism returns to European markets, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for resilience and yield. We analyze three European companies offering compelling payouts, weighing their potential against underlying risks in the current economic climate.
Alphabet makes dual strategic moves, backing Waymo's ambitious international expansion with a massive funding round and securing a key enterprise AI partnership for its Gemini models with Liberty Global across Europe.
While Plug Power celebrates a major 100MW electrolyzer installation in Portugal, expanding its European footprint, the company faces headwinds at home with layoffs and a critical shareholder vote on measures that could dilute existing holdings. The moves highlight the stark contrast between its ambitious green energy projects and pressing financial realities.
Acadia Pharmaceuticals faces a significant regulatory hurdle in Europe as a key committee issues a negative opinion on trofinetide for Rett syndrome, casting doubt on near-term international growth and forcing investors to recalibrate expectations.
