NRF 2025: Retail’s Big Show Europe-The first international retail meeting in Europe not to be missed!
For the first time in Europe, three unpublished and effervescent days dedicated to the international retail community. An essential gathering
2.95 billion euros fine for Google, Europe is ready to impose dismantling
The European Commission has just announced a fine of 2.95 billion euros to Google for abuse of dominant position in
Elon Musk could become the first trillionaire with Tesla’s new remuneration plan
Tesla has just presented a new remuneration plan for its CEO, Elon Musk, which could reach a maximum amount of
Restaurateurs: retain rather than acquiring, the embargo bet which lifts 3 million euros
In restoration as in the entire foodtech, the equation has changed. While the cost of customer acquisition continues to increase,
From you to munich to military bases, Fernride finalizes its series A at 75 million euros
Founded in 2019 after a decade of research carried out at Tu Munich, Fernride is one of the emerging figures
Generate your marketing plan for the start of the school year
It’s back to school, and you don’t have a clear plan yet? Welcome to the daily life of 90 %
$ 320 million for IQM: quantum Europe wants to compete with the United States and China
The global competition for quantum computer science has a new dimension in Europe with IQM Quantum Computers which announces a
Atlassian offers The Browser Company for 560 million euros and wants to impose an AI browser for work
Atlassian is taking a new strategic step. After the acquisition of the French cycle yesterday, the Australian publisher of collaboration
Wooclap raises 25 million euros and confirms its profitable trajectory in Edtech
Rarely has a European Edtech has followed such a path, Wooclap, born in Brussels in 2015, has built its growth
325 million euros of fines for Google: Gmail, YouTube, Maps, advertising integrated into free services becomes legally more risky in Europe
The CNIL has just condemned Google to 325 million euros in fines For having failed in its obligations of transparency