Europe ‘losing the race’ when it comes to IPOs, study finds
European companies are going public at a smaller scale than their US counterparts, with the…
Europe ‘losing the race’ when it comes to IPOs, study finds
European companies are going public at a smaller scale than their US counterparts, with the number and value of initial…
Spain sees economy grow 0.7% in second quarter
Spain’s economy expanded by 0.7% in the second quarter of 2026, compared with the previous quarter, new data from INE…
17.3% of new passenger car registrations in the EU last year were electric
Around one in six (17.3%) of all new passenger car registrations in the EU last year were electric vehicles, according…
OECD expects euro area economy to grow 1.0% in 2026 and 2027
The OECD has said that it expects the euro area economy to grow by 1.0% in both 2026 and 2027,…
Three fifths of Germans using AI tools at least occasionally
Artificial intelligence usage has become more widespread across Germany, with three fifths (59%) of Germans (aged 14 or over) using…
Austria’s construction and real estate sector drove €84.8 billon in economic output
The construction and real estate sector was either directly or indirectly linked to €84.8 billion of Austria’s economic output in…
Coffee preferences across 35 European cities mapped in new study
When ordering coffee, residents of Glasgow tend to opt for a caffè latte, Dijon denizens might choose an iced coffee…
Success of Europe’s foodservice market masks generational shifts
A new study by Circana has revealed that while Europe‘s foodservice market is in rude health – reaching €361.2 billion…
Half of German firms cite bureaucracy and regulation as key domestic issues
Half of German businesses cite bureaucracy and regulation as the biggest problem facing Germany as a business location, a new…
European Commission proposes scheme to enhance transparency around data centres
The European Commission has proposed a ‘common rating scheme’ for data centres operating across the European Union, aimed at increasing…