In the relentless quest to find the fastest way to recharge onboard batteries, a groundbreaking achievement has been made in South Korea with the creation of the first sodium-hybrid battery, … Read More
Photovoltaic energy is experiencing a paradoxical moment. On one hand, it is witnessing growth and success. According to the latest data from the International Energy Agency’s global photovoltaic market snapshot, … Read More
Inditex shares closed yesterday’s session at €48.85, pushing its market capitalization to €152.247 billion. At one point, the company’s stock, led by Marta Ortega, touched an intraday high of €49.49, … Read More
Inflation stabilized at 2.3% in July, but starting September 1st, we might face the impact of “COLAflation.” Coca-Cola, the beverage giant, is raising its wholesale prices for all products. Florian … Read More
Amazon’s Complex Corporate Structure in Spain Amazon’s corporate structure in Spain is intricate, involving various subsidiaries for different types of business operations and branches that bill through Luxembourg. The e-commerce … Read More
The supermarket chain is putting pressure on the rest of the market by lowering the price of a one-liter bottle to 6.95 euros. The three-liter format is now priced at … Read More
Yesterday, the European Commission announced the planned additional tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China. In response, Beijing promptly declared its intention to scrutinize European Union (EU) dairy products. … Read More
The Gamescom video game trade fair in Cologne begins amid declining revenues. Sales, especially in gaming consoles and PCs, have fallen. The industry can only dream of the double-digit growth … Read More
Ahead of the much-anticipated central bank meeting in Jackson Hole, set to begin on Thursday, U.S. investors remained cautious, resulting in modest market movements. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended … Read More
The European Union has reduced the punitive tariff on Tesla imports from China by more than half, while German manufacturers continue to push for lower rates. Ultimately, however, it is … Read More
