German energy efficiency law eased to give businesses and data centers longer deadlines Germany eases its energy efficiency law on June 24, 2026, extending deadlines for companies and data centers …
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Business
EU Commission proposes law forcing companies to diversify suppliers away from China
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerEU supply chain law to force companies to diversify suppliers and curb reliance on China EU Commission will propose an EU supply chain law to force companies to diversify suppliers …
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Technology
Ransomware negotiators advise companies how to regain control after attack
by Helga Moritzby Helga MoritzFormer Military Negotiators Reveal Critical Steps for Ransomware Response Michael Sjøberg and Peter Skovbo of Delta Crisis outline decisive ransomware response tactics, early mistakes to avoid, and steps for regaining …
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Technology
AI spending climbs but Ramp Index finds companies not yet outspending salaries
by Helga Moritzby Helga MoritzAI spending surge is real for a few, but most companies still pay more for people Ramp AI Index finds elite firms spend thousands on compute while the median firm …
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Business
German companies rarely ban AI use as adoption surges, survey reveals
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerFew German Firms Ban Generative AI Use as Adoption Spreads Rapidly Survey finds few German companies ban generative AI use; most provide, permit or tolerate tools rapidly as adoption surges …
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Business
German companies rejoin St. Petersburg forum to secure over €100 billion in Russia
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerGerman businesses return to St. Petersburg Economic Forum as trade and sanctions shape debate German companies attend St. Petersburg Economic Forum, signaling a cautious reopening of ties with Russia amid …
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Business
Allianz study reveals war as top political violence risk for German companies
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerGerman firms name war the top political violence risk, Allianz survey finds Nearly two-thirds of German companies now view war as the primary political violence risk, Allianz Commercial’s survey shows; …
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World
Iran demands tech companies pay for submarine internet cables, seeks control
by anna walterby anna walterIran Targets Submarine Internet Cables With Fees and Legal Controls Iran seeks control of submarine internet cables, proposing fees and legal demands on tech firms that could disrupt global communications, …
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Business
SEC proposes allowing public companies to opt out of mandatory quarterly reporting
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerSEC proposal to relax mandatory quarterly reporting would let firms switch to semiannual filings SEC proposal would let US public companies opt out of mandatory quarterly reporting for semiannual filings …
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Business
German companies face survival crisis as ifo survey finds 8.1% threatened
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerGerman companies fear insolvency as surveys show rising distress across sectors Survey and statistics signal growing insolvency risk for German companies; 8.1% report existential threats and retail reaches new highs. …