Daily Reports
Paris Stock Exchange Surges Amid National Rally Gains: What Investors Need to Know
The Paris Stock Exchange is set to open sharply higher following the first round of legislative elections. With the National Rally gaining significant ground, investors are closely watching market reactions and the bond spread between France and Germany.
Tokyo Stocks Surge as Nvidia Boosts Semiconductor Sector; Yen Hits 38-Year Low
Paris Tops 2024 Ranking of Dynamic Local Businesses, Survey Reveals
France Secures €3 Billion in Excess Tax Revenue, Aims to Reduce Deficit
Volkswagen Invests Billions in Electric and Combustion Engines, Partners with Rivian
Unions Issue Strike Threat Over Olympic Games Bonuses at Paris Airports
Israeli Economy Struggles: New Tax Measures to Support War Effort
2024/6/25
European Commission Targets Microsoft and Apple for Competition Violations
The European Commission is investigating Microsoft and Apple for potential competition violations. Microsoft faces scrutiny over its Teams integration, while Apple's App Store rules are under fire. Both companies could face hefty fines.
Lufthansa Imposes Environmental Surcharges on European Flights to Meet Climate Goals
Lufthansa will impose environmental surcharges ranging from 1 to 72 euros on European flights starting January 1, 2025, to cover the rising costs of regulatory climate protection requirements. Learn how this impacts ticket prices and the airline's strategy.
Tragic Factory Fire Exposes Urgent Need for Certified Lithium Battery Fire Extinguishers
A deadly factory fire in Hwaseong, South Korea, caused by exploding lithium batteries, has highlighted the urgent need for certified fire extinguishers and better safety measures. The incident resulted in 22 deaths, mostly migrant workers.
McKinsey Study: 24% of German Electric Car Owners Regret Purchase, China Proposes Tariff Cuts to Aid German Auto Industry
A McKinsey study reveals that 24% of German electric car owners regret their purchase, citing high costs and inadequate charging infrastructure. Meanwhile, China proposes tariff cuts to benefit German luxury car manufacturers amid looming EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Boeing Faces Potential Criminal Charges Over 737 Max, Threatening Financial Stability
US prosecutors recommend criminal charges against Boeing over 737 Max safety issues, threatening the company's financial stability and reputation. The decision is expected by July 7.