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Seventeen Years Later, Lehman Brothers International Bids A Farewell

Seventeen years after its implosion rattled the global markets, Lehman Brothers‘ UK arm has finally been put to rest. The long, messy afterlife of Lehman Brothers International Europe (LBIE) ended in a London courtroom yesterday. A judge declared that its ghost has met its obligations.

Benzinga

Prologis Stock Surges: Why the Rally May Continue

Prologis beat earnings and raised guidance. With growth in AI logistics, data centers, and Europe, PLD stock looks poised for long-term gains

MarketBeat

When the Stands Become Political: Inside Birmingham's Ban on Israeli Fans

Birmingham's decision to bar Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Europa League match has sparked accusations of discrimination and political bias. Two years after the Legia Warsaw riots, the controversy reveals how European football is struggling to stay neutral amid rising global tensions.

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Rise in youth mortality fuelled by mental illness, drugs, violence and other preventable causes

Global mortality continues to fall. Life expectancy has improved to unprecedented levels and deaths in young children have plummeted. Yet for adolescents and young adults, especially those aged 15 to 24, little progress has been made according to data from the latest Global Burden of Disease study. In parts of…

The Conversation

Extended-Range EVs May Be A 'Dead End,' Study Says

We also discuss tariff relief for the auto industry and why China is imposing export restrictions on battery technology.

InsideEVs

Microchip factory in Netherlands caught in tussle between Europe, China and US

Dutch authorities have, for the first time ever, invoked Cold War-era legislation to take control of a Chinese-owned microchip factory – prompting backlash from China. The move underlines the intensifying competition between the United States, China and Europe for global leadership in semiconductor technology.

Radio France Internationale

EU to boost security independence and Ukraine ties with €1.5bn defence plan

As the European Union agrees on a €1.5 billion programme to boost its defence industry, the question now is whether this initiative can deliver the strategic autonomy Brussels is seeking – and quickly enough to meet the bloc's mounting security challenges.

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Latvian police bust European cybercrime ring and arrest seven suspects, Europol says

The network, dismantled in an operation on 10 October, is accused of scamming thousands across Europe out of nearly €5 million.

Euronews

European Socialists expel Slovakian PM's party for values breach

The move was widely expected as Smer was suspended in October 2023 after its leader Robert Fico formed a coalition government with anti-Ukrainian and eurosceptic overtones.

Euronews

Political deadlock and spending on dual crises leaves French finances in disarray

France is a major industrial power, the world’s seventh-largest economy

The Independent UK

Europe’s climate is changing fast – here’s how it’s affecting people and the economy

Temperatures across Europe are rising at twice the global average. This alarming trend is leading to more frequent and intense heatwaves, droughts, floods and storms.

The Conversation

Oklo Partners To Build $2 Billion Advanced Nuclear Fuel Facilities In The US

Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) has disclosed a partnership with newcleo, a European developer of advanced nuclear reactors, to build advanced fuel fabrication and manufacturing facilities in the United States.

Benzinga

FTSE 100 at Risk of Eroding Weekly Gains as Wall Street Woes Spread to Europe

The FTSE 100 faces renewed pressure as Wall Street's sharp sell-off ripples through Europe, threatening to erase the index's weekly gains amid growing fears over private credit risks and trade tensions.

International Business Times UK

The EU needs drones and missiles but don't forget rifles and small-calibre ammo, Beretta says

Consolidating the production of small-calibre ammunition could be done quickly in the EU, the head of Beretta told Euronews.

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Euronext backs German push for single European stock exchange

Euronext is ready to work on the consolidation of European capital markets, said CEO Stéphane Boujnah.

InsideEVs

The Cadillac Optiq Heads To Europe With A Smaller Battery And Slower DC Charging

The European version of Cadillac’s smallest EV does get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, though. But is that enough to convince buyers?

Euronews

Polish court blocks extradition to Germany of suspect in Nord Stream pipeline attack

Undersea explosions on 26 September 2022, severely damaged the two pipelines. The incident added to tensions over the war in Ukraine as European countries moved to wean themselves off Russian energy sources.

Benzinga

Stellantis Teams Up With Pony AI To Bring Self-Driving Electric Vans To Europe

Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) has partnered with autonomous driving company Pony AI Inc. (NASDAQ:PONY) to develop and test SAE Level 4 self-driving vehicles in Europe.

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The Conversation

Academic freedom: how to defend ‘the very condition of a living democracy’ in France and worldwide

Director of the CERI at SciencesPo, Stéphanie Balme conducted a study for France Universités, an organisation whose members are presidents of universities, titled “Defending and promoting academic freedom. A global issue, an urgent matter for France and Europe. Findings and proposals for action.” She shares some of her insights here.

Fortune

The secrets and rituals behind the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Europe

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The Guardian - UK

Bank shares lead global market fall amid jitters over US private credit

Signs of credit stress send markets in Europe and Asia down, while investors turn to safe haven assets

The Guardian - UK

Trump hesitant about giving Tomahawks to Ukraine, saying ‘hopefully they won’t need it’ – as it happened

Ukrainian president repeats call for weapons but US president insists they’re ‘not easy for us to give you’ and says ‘Putin wants to end the war’

Euronews

More talks, less Tomahawks? Trump's stick drives Putin back to negotiations

US and NATO representatives have recently alluded to the potential for a breakthrough in forcing Putin to the negotiating table. US President Donald Trump is due to decide if he'll give Ukraine access to Tomahawk missiles on Friday, but it appears the weapons were part of a game plan.

The Guardian - UK

‘It was as good aged 61 as it had been at 16’: readers’ favourite trips as older travellers

From Interrailing around Europe to trekking in the Himalayas, our tipsters share their memorable trips made later in life

Euronews

Unmet medical needs: Where are children most likely to skip health care in Europe?

There are differences between and even within European countries.

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