
CMA warns UK retailers over compulsory delivery fees
Online retailers face fines of up to 10% of worldwide turnover for pricing breaches as the CMA presses businesses to disclose compulsory delivery fees upfront.
11 Nov

Online retailers face fines of up to 10% of worldwide turnover for pricing breaches as the CMA presses businesses to disclose compulsory delivery fees upfront.
11 Nov

The Swiss-American startup will develop its banking platform and expand its commercial team across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
10 Nov

Assessments taking 31 minutes or several hours expose a data-readiness gap as brands face growing demands for evidence about their supply chains.
08 Nov

Europe’s proposed MEDIA+ budget would more than double existing funding, but national financing rules and territorial rights still constrain cross-border releases.
07 Nov

Circana figures reported by Cosmetics Business show European prestige body care gaining ground as brands bring facial skincare ingredients into body treatments.
05 Nov

The Oxford spin-out will build demonstrator facilities, recruit staff and expand partnerships for a process that avoids highly hazardous hydrogen fluoride.
05 Nov

A draft UK-EU food trade agreement would remove costly certificates and reopen export routes, with ministers forecasting £5.1bn in eventual annual economic benefits.
03 Nov

Henkel is backing temporary hair colour in the UK and Ireland, aiming to turn low-commitment experimentation into demand across its wider colourant range.
02 Nov

Practica Capital led the round, with Inventure participating, as Roleo targets European technology professionals and develops broader career support.
02 Nov

Foreign suppliers winning UK defence contracts worth more than £50m would have to match their value with British investment under rules starting in April 2027.
01 Nov

Unconditional Love, developed by Clare Balding and Lancashire manufacturer Group55, has reached every Pets at Home store after 18 months of development.
31 Oct

Britain’s Budget adds support for entrepreneurs, while Tech.eu’s European funding review highlights new debt facilities, specialist funds and cross-border acquisitions.
30 Oct

Dutch agrifood biotech could generate €17bn more a year by 2040, but Invest-NL warns that approval delays and funding gaps could push growth overseas.
30 Oct

Volkswagen Group is licensing parts of Rivian’s AI voice assistant, extending their software partnership beyond vehicle architecture into driver-facing technology.
29 Oct

Temu’s plan to address EU risk assessment failures has been accepted, but regulators want closer scrutiny of gaps and an independent audit of implementation.
27 Oct

The Spanish orthodontics group will invest in its AI platform and deepen its presence in Germany, the Netherlands and the UK.
27 Oct

A Polish review and economic freedom rankings highlight how national implementation can shape business conditions across Europe, Emerging Europe reports.
26 Oct

The Finnish insect-protein producer has completed a €15m plant in Pori and secured fresh funding to increase output and prepare further factories.
26 Oct

Online marketplaces could take responsibility for sellers’ VAT as the Treasury weighs measures that together could raise about £3.5bn a year, BBC Business reports.
25 Oct

Europe’s reliance on overseas chips, cloud services and AI models is sharpening the case for supplier choice rather than complete technological self-sufficiency.
25 Oct

The North of England’s first joint mayoral visit to India highlighted 80 apprenticeships alongside jobs and partnerships, with a return delegation under discussion for 2027.
22 Oct

Ventech leads YGO’s Series A as the travel technology company prepares to reach more customers beyond Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
21 Oct

Copenhagen’s Plinto will use its pre-seed funding to develop AI financial controls, win enterprise customers and enter its first market outside Denmark.
20 Oct

Ukraine’s steel industry expects exports to the EU could fall by 50–60% as tighter import limits add to the pressures facing producers during Russia’s war.
19 Oct

The Amsterdam gym software startup will develop its platform and expand its team, targeting at least 150 sports businesses by the end of 2027.
19 Oct

Campaigners warn that changes to EU Inc could undermine Europe’s proposed company framework, as UK public investors commit fresh capital to technology funds.
18 Oct

Fewer than one in five new environmental and social requirements has a full border-enforcement plan, as EU carbon charges put exporters under pressure.
17 Oct

Primark has bought a Sheffield warehouse for its planned British home delivery service, opening a new sales channel as online fashion competition intensifies.
16 Oct

Seedcamp led the Oslo company's pre-seed round as Solvera prepares to bring its AI-led building engineering business to London.
15 Oct

The AI infrastructure company’s Series D values it at $15.75bn, as its new London operation recruits commercial teams to support European expansion.
15 Oct

Orbit Capital is providing venture debt to the Polish education business as it targets further growth in the US, Mexico and Spain.
14 Oct

Former Starling executive Damian Thompson is due to join LHV Bank on 4 January 2027, bringing experience of scaling mortgage and SME lending.
13 Oct

The Series A will help CarbonFarm develop its technology, deepen its reach in Europe, Asia and Africa, and accelerate expansion into Latin America.
13 Oct

Kesko’s €6.5bn grocery business will replace its legacy warehouse software with Manhattan’s cloud platform, with an initial rollout across five distribution centres.
13 Oct

Port Polska is targeting a 2032 airport opening as construction delays and a disputed rail bypass test Poland’s ambitions for a larger European logistics role.
12 Oct

September’s decline in UK store visits deepened, prompting the British Retail Consortium to press for lower operating costs before Christmas.
12 Oct

Wittington Investments plans to improve Boots’ 1,800-store estate and expand healthcare services as the retailer prepares for new ownership.
10 Oct

Export figures cited by Emerging Europe underpin analyst Radu Magdin’s case for making Central and Eastern Europe a bigger part of Germany’s growth strategy.
09 Oct

France’s finance minister has encouraged Britain to return to the EU as proposed industrial support rules raise concerns over UK supply chains.
08 Oct

Copenhagen-based TODAY has secured seed backing as it prepares to extend its AI platform for financial and insurance advisers across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
08 Oct

Go Greek, Myka and Yo-Chi have opened in London as frozen yoghurt returns to favour, with Europe’s market estimated at £434m in 2026.
07 Oct

Birmingham Tech Week returns on 19–23 October with an AI-focused programme bringing investors, researchers and businesses together across the West Midlands.
07 Oct

Equinor says rejecting Rosebank and Jackdaw could put future UK investment at risk, as ministers weigh energy supply, climate assessments and public objections.
07 Oct

Berlin-based Finmid is moving into vehicle finance through Bolt and merchant lending through Skroutz, alongside fresh funding to develop its lending infrastructure.
06 Oct

OpenAI will introduce invisible text watermarks to meet EU AI Act requirements, while giving developers worldwide an optional setting for selected models.
06 Oct

The commercial insurance AI company will use its seed funding to expand in the US and Europe and recruit across engineering and go-to-market teams.
06 Oct

German financing will support several tens of thousands of interceptor drones as Quantum Systems expands Ukrainian manufacturing, Tech.eu reports.
05 Oct

The German and Ukrainian defence technology companies will integrate their systems and develop new capabilities as Ukraine estimates demand at 50,000 ground drones in 2026.
05 Oct

The Copenhagen legal research company will use its Series A to enter more markets, recruit staff and make its legal data available to other technology builders.
05 Oct

THG Fulfil is adding outright purchases to its AutoStore distribution offer, giving brands another way to fund warehouse robotics alongside its service model.
02 Oct

Richard Tavernor says the cost of taking iVendi into Europe shaped Yoono’s approach to product design, customer economics and technical leadership.
02 Oct

Aspirity Partners’ first Nordic deal brings increased backing from Denmark’s EIFO as Onomondo prepares to expand its international IoT infrastructure.
01 Oct

Hailey Bieber’s beauty brand is widening its European reach through Sephora, supported by exclusive products, store installations and a Paris café pop-up.
01 Oct

The UK healthcare AI company will build on adoption by more than 200 GP practices, with secondary care and mental health services next.
29 Sept

Vilnius-based Axiology is among four platforms using the Eurosystem’s new Pontes service, giving digital securities customers a central bank money settlement option.
29 Sept

The undisclosed deal would bring PEAK AIO’s AI storage technology into NetApp, with founder Mark Klarzynski pointing to the US group’s global reach.
29 Sept

Aldi is backing UK expansion after sales reached £19bn, while its chief executive challenges rivals’ loyalty pricing despite watchdog findings of genuine savings.
28 Sept

The US supplies about a third of UK diesel imports, leaving businesses exposed to further fuel-cost increases as diesel reaches 199.18p a litre.
28 Sept

Schwarz Group is reportedly preparing an offer as Tesco pursues a Central European sale covering a division with £4.5bn in annual revenue.
27 Sept

Brussels says electrification could cut annual fossil fuel imports by €260bn by 2040, but uneven incentives are reshaping Europe's electric car market.
27 Sept

PNOĒ plans an October launch for its self-serve metabolic testing device as the US-focused business expands in Europe and through partners elsewhere.
27 Sept

Washington wants to intervene in X’s appeal against an EU digital rules penalty, bringing regulatory jurisdiction into focus for US technology businesses.
26 Sept

The British AI cloud company has secured funding led by Third Point as it develops data centre campuses in Norway and West Virginia, TechCrunch reports.
26 Sept

The National University of Singapore’s venture arm is expanding into Europe with UnternehmerTUM and has launched AI software to help research find commercial buyers.
26 Sept

The enhanced agreement sets out new rules for staff transfers, digital trade and market access, with UK services exports forecast to rise by £5.2bn annually in the long run.
26 Sept

AI can accelerate market-entry research, but Bridgehead Insights argues that unchecked errors and flattering feedback can turn faster planning into costly commitments.
25 Sept

Northern Ireland gym equipment company BLK BOX is expanding in France, Spain and Germany, with founder Greg Bradley citing the Windsor Framework as an advantage.
25 Sept

Nine UK farmers will test Muju Earth’s Aeropod this autumn, with more than 30 on a waiting list for a device designed to reduce cultivation costs.
25 Sept

Boots will open a TikTok Shop pilot with selected beauty ranges, using THG Ingenuity to support its entry into the social commerce channel.
25 Sept

Estonia’s armed forces and venture investor Archangel will connect defence needs with founders and capital, with scope for companies to develop and test technology.
24 Sept

The startup is testing non-invasive machine controls in Ukraine as it works towards a platform that needs less training and can serve multiple markets.
24 Sept

Iceland-founded 50skills will invest in commercial teams and AI agents as its HR automation business builds a customer base across the Nordics and UK.
24 Sept

Bridgehead Insights reports a sharp rise in European venture investment, with national differences in funding and customers shaping where companies should expand.
23 Sept

Kyriakos Mitsotakis pitched Greece to Silicon Valley founders, highlighting tax changes, returning-worker incentives and EU-backed digital investment.
23 Sept

The camera maker has opened its first flagship outside Asia in Times Square after shipping more than 10 million cameras worldwide, with Munich in its expansion plans.
23 Sept

Bridgehead Insights identifies five readiness tests for international growth, focusing on commercial evidence and operational strength rather than ambition alone.
22 Sept

Helsinki-based Verda has secured €164.8m and reached unicorn status, with plans to add computing capacity and expand across Europe, the US and Asia.
22 Sept

A new UK-Philippines work programme targets export access and energy cooperation, with a financing framework due to open a route to UKEF infrastructure support.
22 Sept

Paris-based Primo will use the funding to hire and deepen its presence in the UK, Germany, Benelux and the Nordics as it develops autonomous IT agents.
22 Sept

The French software company will give up to 5,000 Commission developers a single portal for cloud services, alongside a procurement route into other EU institutions.
21 Sept

Bridgehead Insights warns that currency costs and shifting trade routes are changing expansion economics, while identifying openings for the UK and regional hubs.
21 Sept

The two-day event in Albania will bring accelerator graduates together with international investors and corporate leaders to explore funding and commercial partnerships.
21 Sept

Vinted added Latvia, Estonia and Slovenia in 2025, with investment in expansion, delivery and payments reducing profit as trading grew.
21 Sept

London-based Metris Energy will use its Seed funding to develop AI agents, support more renewable asset types and expand in Europe, with Germany a priority.
21 Sept