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Chinese car brands give electric vehicle sales in EU a major boost

Chinese car brands give electric vehicle sales in EU a major boost

Sales of new fully electric vehicles in the European Union increased by 45 percent during the first eight months of this year. This growth was largely driven by the rising popularity of Chinese automotive brands such as BYD, Chery, Geely, and Leapmotor.

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If you want start-ups, then help them: Minister Herbert puts demands on the table in Brussels

If you want start-ups, then help them: Minister Herbert puts demands on the table in Brussels

Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs Heleen Herbert is calling for the removal of restrictive European regulations that hinder government support for promising start-ups. She is formally presenting this demand during a meeting in Brussels to ensure better conditions for new businesses.

Organization claims 'hundreds of millions' from Fortnite maker for pressuring children into purchases

Organization claims 'hundreds of millions' from Fortnite maker for pressuring children into purchases

A claims organization is seeking hundreds of millions of euros from Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite, for allegedly pressuring children into making in-game purchases. This follows a previous fine of over one million euros imposed on the company by the Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM).

ASML is not currently selling any chip machines in Europe

ASML is not currently selling any chip machines in Europe

ASML executive Frank Heemskerk stated that the chip machine manufacturer is currently not selling any of its equipment within Europe. The Veldhoven-based company is prioritizing other global markets at this time.

Bitcoin climbs to highest level since January

Bitcoin climbs to highest level since January

Bitcoin reached a value above 85,000 dollars on Monday, marking its highest level since late January. The cryptocurrency has seen an increase of over 7 percent in value during the past five days.

Google fined 403 million euros for processing location data

Google fined 403 million euros for processing location data

Google has been fined 403 million euros by the European Union for violating regulations regarding the processing of user location data. The company failed to comply with privacy rules concerning how this sensitive information is handled.