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AI leaders to attend G7 summit as France pushes online safety and regulation debate
AI is moving from boardrooms to summit tables. G7 leaders now face the harder test of regulating safety without slowing innovation.
Zenith Energy (LSE: ZEN) stock in focus as ZEN targets Italy’s €23bn renewable energy scheme
Find out how Italy’s €23bn renewables scheme could reshape Zenith Energy’s solar pipeline, ZEN stock and European project finance.
Can TVS Supply Chain’s ALA Group JV turn defence logistics into TVSSCS’s next growth lever?
Find out how TVS Supply Chain’s ALA Group JV could reshape TVSSCS growth, defence logistics and India’s aerospace supply chain.
$MPAC faces margin reset as Mpac Group sells Lambert and warns on customer delays
Mpac Group warned on FY26 profit and sold Lambert for up to £20m. Find out what the $MPAC reset means for investors.
Can the Del Vecchio settlement unlock a cleaner power structure at Delfin?
Del Vecchio heirs may settle their Delfin dispute. See why EssilorLuxottica, Generali and Monte dei Paschi investors should watch.
Can IRCA’s €3bn sale test private equity appetite for premium dessert ingredients?
CVC, Cinven and PAI are circling IRCA in a possible €3B deal. See why dessert ingredients are testing private equity appetite.
Italy’s banking chessboard just got messier after Monte dei Paschi denied merger talks
Monte dei Paschi denies Banco BPM talks as it focuses on Mediobanca. Read why Italy’s banking merger story is not over.
Europe wants Wall Street scale. Can centralised supervision unlock it?
Europe has savings but lacks scale capital. The E6 supervision deal could change that. Read why EU finance reform matters now.
Can NUBURU turn Tekne into a major European electronic warfare and mobility platform?
Find out how NUBURU’s Tekne acquisition could reshape its defense platform strategy, revenue outlook, and Golden Power risk today!
Maldives cave diving deaths put tourism safety rules under scrutiny after officials say cave plan was unknown
Maldives diving is built on trust. A fatal cave expedition now tests whether tourism rules can police the line between recreation and risk.