European companies
Coverage of European companies in the Nexus archive.
- Japan aims to catch up on drone warfare by tapping Ukraine’s experience
Japan is accelerating drone warfare development by collaborating with Ukraine and European companies to manufacture anti-submarine drones, leveraging Ukraine's wartime experience against Russia. The strategy aims to deploy unmanned systems across Japan's Pacific territory.
- Europe’s climate goals need companies that can help close its clean technology gap, analysis suggests [Advocacy Lab]
An analysis by Amazon highlights the need for private capital to scale emerging technologies and deploy low-carbon solutions, aiming to help Europe meet its climate goals and enhance the competitiveness of its companies.
- Europe’s stocks offer a peace dividend their US peers can’t match
European stocks are positioned to benefit more than their US counterparts if energy shortages linked to the Iran conflict subside, offering a potential peace dividend for European companies.
- Why Modern Businesses are Shifting to a Dedicated IT Engineering Team and Nearshoring IT Services to Boost Growth
Modern businesses are adopting dedicated IT engineering teams and nearshoring services to accelerate growth by improving time-to-market, accessing specialized talent, reducing costs, and ensuring compliance. Nearshoring enables real-time collaboration, stable team ownership, and alignment with regional business cultures, particularly for European companies adhering to GDPR.
- European companies double down on China manufacturing despite EU de-risking push
European companies continue to rely on China's low manufacturing costs for their supply chains, despite the EU's efforts to reduce overseas dependencies. The decision highlights a tension between cost efficiency and geopolitical de-risking initiatives.
- EU firms in China starting to feel less gloomy as Beijing offers stability: report
European companies' confidence in China's business environment is rebounding for the first time since 2022, as Beijing is seen as a 'champion' of stability amid global volatility, according to a survey by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
- Big Euro-Zone Economies Are Enduring Unfolding Inflation Shock
Euro-zone economies are facing an unfolding inflation shock affecting consumers and businesses across the region. German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has called for European measures to protect regional companies against global competitors, suggesting protectionist policies favoring euro-zone firms.
- European Stocks Gain on Strong Earnings With Iran War in Focus
European stocks rose due to strong earnings reports, despite concerns over a potential war with Iran. The gains were driven by positive earnings from major European companies. Investors remain cautious about geopolitical tensions.