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European M&A deals of the month: July 2026
Read the full story: European M&A deals of the month: July 2026July’s European deal market rewarded scale, infrastructure, and operational depth. Five major transactions showed buyers paying substantial premiums for established networks, recurring revenue, specialist technology, and market positions that would take years to recreate.
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Ofgem targets speculative data centre grid applications
Ofgem is tightening grid access rules for speculative data centres.…
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German carmakers deepen workforce restructuring plans
Germany’s automotive restructuring is moving deeper into skilled white-collar work.…
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Arden launches new apprenticeship programmes
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FCA conduct rules increase rescreening risk
Financial services employers face sharper scrutiny over workforce conduct controls.…
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Finance leaders demand control over AI
Finance leaders are increasing AI spend while tightening control expectations.…
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Tech companies join national charity sleepout
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Abnormal AI expands behavioural security platform
Abnormal AI is extending behavioural security beyond the inbox layer.…
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Unilever raises outlook after volume rebound
Unilever’s volume rebound has strengthened the case for brand investment.…
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Netflix edges BBC in viewing choices
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REC warns confidence is holding back hiring
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BP profit doubles as strategy tightens
BP’s quarterly profit doubled as Meg O’Neill tightened strategic priorities. The group is accelerating disposals, reducing liabilities, and applying stricter return tests to investment decisions.
