Aviron's new gamified treadmill aims to make workouts fun, while Mark Cuban offers support to laid-off government tech workers. Two tech stories in one! Read more...

Europe's plans to increase military spending and reduce reliance on the US are threatened by a shortage of skilled workers, while the EIB expands loans for the defense industry. Read more...

The West is experiencing a surge in immigration with significant economic implications. Meanwhile, Bank of New York Mellon Corp increased its stake in Western Union. Read more...

TSMC increases its US investment in semiconductor manufacturing to $165 billion, spurred by government incentives and tariff concerns. The move promises thousands of new jobs and strengthens US tech leadership. Read more...

Ukraine grapples with a severe population decline exacerbated by war, while European allies attempt to fill the intelligence gap left by the US. We also look at Slovakian views on world leaders and controversial comments from AfD's Alice Weidel. Read more...

A look at recent business news including Narendra Modi's impact on state capitalism, Lloyds' shift to India, a Tesla dealership attack, and a restaurant empire's origins. Read more...

This week's business news includes the British Pound's surge, Coinbase's legal victory, Europe's defense industry labor shortage, and Citigroup's massive typo. Read more...

Hyundai's Inster EV aims for affordability and flexibility, while economist Enzo Weber remains optimistic about the job market despite economic challenges. Plus, hackers target Bybit. Read more...

Germany's economy is facing a series of challenges, from ECB system outages impacting banks to persistent inflation and struggles for manufacturers. Plus, a look at the value of a university degree. Read more...