Fintech giant Wise is set go public in a rare Spotify-style listing — and it will be a big test for London
British money transfer company Wise is set to go public on the London Stock Exchange through a direct listing.
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U.S. announces millions in funding for projects focused on wave energy tech
Selected projects will undertake their research at a facility off the coast of Oregon.
Analyst explains why he advised investors not to buy into Didi’s IPO
A research analyst has revealed why he warned his clients to avoid buying into ride-hailing app Didi ahead of the company's New York listing.
France is preparing a new law to make Covid vaccinations compulsory for health care workers
French lawmakers are now preparing a new law that would effectively force health care workers to get their covid shot.
EU hikes its growth forecasts for the euro area but warns on the delta variant spread
The economic outlook has improved for the euro zone, according to the European Commission's latest forecasts on Wednesday.
The Chinese firm behind the acquisition of the UK’s largest chip plant is state backed, analysis shows
Wingtech Technology is heavily backed by the Chinese Communist Party, according to analysis from Chinese investment screening specialists Datenna.
France's finance chief says it would be very disappointing if some EU nations oppose global tax deal
France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Tuesday that it would be disheartening if EU nations weren't unanimous in their support of a global corporate tax deal.
Pineapple leaf leather and carbon-capture clothing: Fashion is looking for sustainable alternatives
Fashion has a damaging effect on the environment, but there are number of innovations increasingly being used by big industry names.
Chinese-owned Nexperia confirms acquisition of UK's largest chip plant
Nexperia, a Dutch chip firm owned by China's Wingtech, confirmed on Monday that it plans to acquire the U.K.'s largest chip producer, Newport Wafer Fab.
As billions flow into a crowded online grocery market, a wave of consolidation could be on the way
In Europe, several "dark store" start-ups now promise to deliver groceries in as little as 10 minutes.
Tokyo Olympics should go ahead as there's no 'huge risk,’ World Athletics President says
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said he's "not sure that there is a huge risk attached" to the Tokyo Olympics going ahead.
British geothermal site passes crucial milestone as firm plans four new power plants
The "proof of concept" project is located on a site near the Cornish town of Redruth.
Amazon plans to build delivery robot tech in Finland
Amazon announced Thursday that it plans to develop new technology for its autonomous delivery vehicles in Helsinki, Finland.
Credit Suisse CEO says sustainable investing no longer means lower returns
Thomas Gottstein describes the sustainability and ESG movement as a "global" one.
An NFT of the web's source code has sold for $5.4 million
The web NFT has been made by British computer scientist and web inventor Tim Berners-Lee.
A top European drone maker fears it may get blacklisted by China amid geopolitical tensions
The boss of French drone maker Parrot believes that China could blacklist his company in the same way that the U.S. blacklisted rival Chinese firm DJI.
Inflation is back near targets and that should be celebrated, central bank group BIS says
The recent surge in prices is temporary and should be celebrated, Claudio Borio, from the Bank for International Settlements, told CNBC.
Kylian Mbappe: France striker says sorry for penalty shootout miss against Switzerland that led to Euro 2020 exit
France forward Kylian Mbappe has apologized for missing the decisive penalty in Monday's 5-4 shootout loss to Switzerland.
ECB member hints at scaling back stimulus, but not everyone's convinced
It is the big question on the ECB's table: when to lift the pandemic emergency purchase program. Jens Weidmann said it should be scaled back "step-by-step."
Nvidia’s takeover of Arm gets support from Broadcom and other chip heavyweights
U.S. chip giant Broadcom has come out in support of Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition of U.K. chip designer Arm after other firms raised concerns about the deal.
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