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Makersite raises €60 million to enhance sustainable product design. The funding supports the development of its AI-powered platform, aiding manufacturers in creating greener, safer, and cost-effective products while meeting regulatory standards and improving supply chain resilience….
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Stellantis projects a €2.3 billion loss amid global challenges. The automotive giant cites new US trade tariffs, declining European demand, and the cancellation of its hydrogen programme as key factors contributing to the anticipated financial setback.
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British Business Bank has returned to profit with £144 million. The state-owned lender facilitated £6.8 billion in SME finance last year, aided by stronger venture valuations, increased guarantee demand, and a Treasury capital boost to £25.6 billion.
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UK ETS to include engineered greenhouse gas removals by 2029. The UK Government plans to integrate engineered greenhouse gas removals into the Emissions Trading Scheme by 2029, maintaining market stability with robust standards and a cautious approach to woodland-based removals.
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Nostrada.ai began as a frustrated idea inside Parliament’s corridors. The platform now predicts how every UK MP will act. With its rise, political risk analytics is changing fast — and Nostrada’s “digital twins” are giving lobbyists, diplomats, and global businesses an edge in a high-stakes world.
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Compass Group has acquired Vermaat in a €1.5bn cash deal. The acquisition boosts European exposure, lifts guidance, and signals continued sector consolidation in premium food services.
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A quarter of CMOs lost customers to martech errors last year. Poor implementation, disconnected systems, and AI issues are undermining campaigns and brand trust, says new IMG research.
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Sustainability is seen as a key value driver. A Morgan Stanley survey of over 330 companies highlights sustainability as a critical element for value creation, with 88% of executives recognising its impact. Companies are increasingly adept at measuring sustainability ROI, enhancing strategic capital allocation….
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The euro has surged 13% this year, unsettling exporters across Europe. A 10% euro rise can trim corporate profits by as much as 3%. Market watchers warn that further gains may prompt action from the ECB as earnings season begins.
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ONS data shows June’s deficit reached £20.7 bn, outpacing forecasts. The UK’s public-sector borrowing in June 2025 was £20.7 bn, the highest June figure outside the pandemic, and £3.5 bn above the official forecast. Rising debt interest costs drove the overshoot.
