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Eighteen European industry and consumer organisations today urged the European Commission to issue a formal non-compliance decision against Alphabet before March 25, 2026 – the two-year mark of the Commission’s open proceedings

The EU and Canada reinforced their cooperation and reaffirmed shared interests to boost competitiveness, innovation and economic resilience at their first Digital Partnership Council in Montreal, Canada. Melanie Joly, Canada’s Minister of

For years, European founders have faced a problem that their American counterparts simply do not have. Scaling a startup across the US means operating under one legal framework, one capital regime, one

Finalising a free trade agreement between Australian and the European Union will deliver cheaper French wines, cheeses chocolates and luxury EVs down under, but it’s also a massive opportunity for local research

An innovation-driven economy should be the goal of policymakers everywhere. Enabling entrepreneurs to launch and build new firms generates economic activity and drives wealth creation. This is good for everyone. Yet Europe

Nigeria and the European Union(EU) have signed a historic science and technology pact, ending a 20-year hiatus to drive measurable innovation and scale startups across Africa through proactive implementation. Gautier Mignot, head

Dubbed “EU Inc.”, the proposal for a new pan-European corporate regime is billed as a key plank in efforts to boost the bloc’s competitiveness. The new system would allow for entrepreneurs to

The European Commission proposed on Wednesday allowing firms to set up in as little as 48 hours and operate according to a single set of rules across the 27-nation European Union

Dozens of Europe’s top startups and VCs urge the EU to pause AI Act implementation, warning it risks crushing innovation.     Discover top fintech news and events! Subscribe to FinTech Weekly’s

The European Union has unveiled a red-tape-cutting plan dubbed “EU Inc.” to boost the emergence of companies that could compete on the world stage with US and Chinese rivals. The linchpin of