Europe’s Fintech Frontier: How Agentic Payments Are Redefining Autonomous Commerce
The Dawn of Autonomous Payment Systems Europe’s fintech landscape is undergoing a revolutionary transformation as agentic payments emerge as the…
The Dawn of Autonomous Payment Systems Europe’s fintech landscape is undergoing a revolutionary transformation as agentic payments emerge as the…
European Resale Platform Expands Global Footprint Tallinn-based marketplace Yaga has secured €4 million in pre-Series A funding to accelerate its…
Strategic Expansion in Social Travel In a significant move that signals the evolving landscape of social travel, Dublin-based Hostelworld has…
Strategic Funding Expansion for AI Energy Intelligence German DeepTech innovator etalytics has successfully closed an €8 million Series A extension,…
Major Funding Boost for African Climate Solutions The National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Africa has announced a significant milestone…
In a major luxury sector consolidation, L’Oreal has agreed to acquire Kering’s beauty business for €4 billion. The deal includes the prestigious Creed fragrance house and licensing rights for Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Balenciaga beauty products, according to company announcements.
French beauty conglomerate L’Oreal has reached a definitive agreement to acquire the beauty division of rival French company Kering in a transaction valued at €4 billion ($4.66 billion), according to reports released Sunday. The all-cash deal represents one of the most significant consolidations in the luxury goods sector in recent years and is expected to close during the first half of 2026.
Luxury Conglomerate Streamlines Operations in Major Portfolio Shift French luxury group Kering, owner of iconic fashion houses including Gucci, Balenciaga,…
The cryptocurrency industry is experiencing a significant cultural divide as established financial institutions and tech giants increasingly dominate blockchain development. Recent moves by Ethereum Foundation researchers and major corporations signal a shift toward centralized models that contrast with Bitcoin’s original decentralized vision.
The cryptocurrency sector is experiencing a deepening ideological divide as high-profile moves within the industry signal a shift toward more centralized models, according to industry observers. The recent transition of Ethereum Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist to stablecoin-focused blockchain startup Tempo has sparked discussions about the direction of blockchain technology development and its alignment with Satoshi Nakamoto’s original vision.
Romanian DeepTech firm .lumen, known for AI-powered glasses aiding the visually impaired, has received an €11 million grant to develop autonomous delivery robots. The project aims to deploy sidewalk-navigating robots for urban logistics, marking a significant expansion of the company’s AI vision technology.
Romanian startup .lumen is expanding its artificial intelligence vision technology from assisting the visually impaired to powering urban delivery robots, according to recent reports. The Cluj-Napoca-based company has secured an €11 million grant for its “PABLO – Autonomous Robots for Urban Delivery” project, funded under the European Union’s Intelligent Growth, Digitalization, and Financial Instruments Programme 2021-2027.
Luxury Giant Sheds Beauty Arm in $4.7 Billion Strategic Shift In a landmark decision that marks one of the first…