The Latest Breaking News on European tech

The Candela C-8 has a projected range of 57 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 22 knots

Britishvolt, the UK battery startup, has gone into administration after last-minute talks with investors collapsed. Is this just another nascent business that couldn’t live up to the hype, or does it say something broader (and really quite unnerving) about the future of the UK economy?

The majority of the firm's 300 staff have been made redundant with immediate effect

The move comes as a blow for the UK’s ambitions to gain a foothold in the global EV battery market

The deal with Trafford Council was first announced at the start of 2020

Three law firms are teaming up for a data breach legal case against Medibank after millions of customers had their data leaked. This is what we know about how it will work.

Worker shortages and need to adapt to tech changes given as reasons in survey as Davos meeting begins

Despite an uncertain macroeconomic environment and recessionary fears, the tech industry is anticipated to witness remarkable growth, driven by solid demand and rising investments. Therefore, we think fundamentally strong tech stocks Jabil (JBL) and TTM Technologies (TTMI) might be solid additions to your portfolio in 2023. Read on….

Strong demand for industrial goods and favorable government policies are expected to boost the industrial sector’s long-term growth. Hence, fundamentally strong industrial stocks Caterpillar (CAT), Tennant (TNC), and Ryerson Holding (RYI) might be ideal additions to your watchlist now. Keep reading.