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HeadlinesNew Italian Bill Targets Islamic Face Coverings and Religious Funding
Exclusive-Italian Prosecutors Seek Special Supervision for Tod's Over Labour Exploitation
Germany Restricts Online Cannabis Sales Amid Import Boom
Explainer-What the EU's New Biometric Border Checks Mean for non-EU Citizens
The CFO’s New Playbook: 5 Ways AI Is Redefining Finance With Insights From Rishi Oberoi
Date: October 7, 2025
Finance has never been about quick closes alone. At its core, it rests on discipline, trust, and foresight. However, time and time again, there have been decisive moments that reset entire eras, and in 2025, that moment is marked by Artificial Intelligence, aka AI....
German Drywall Maker Knauf Fails to Sell Russia Business
Date: October 7, 2025
FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German family-owned construction materials maker Knauf Group said on Tuesday that attempts to sell its business in Russia, ongoing since April last year, have failed. The family-...
Top 5 AI Quality Assurance Framework Providers for Banks and Financial Services Firms.
Date: October 6, 2025
The promise of AI in financial services is immense, but so are the risks. With global spending on AI projected to reach nearly $1.5 trillion by 2025, the pressure to deploy AI responsibly has never been higher. Regulations like the EU AI Act and growing internal scrutiny mean it’s not enough to simply use AI; you need to use it with confidence....
Ladbrokes Owner's ex-CEO in UK Court Charged With Bribery in Turkey
Date: October 6, 2025
LONDON (Reuters) -British betting company Entain's former CEO and other senior directors appeared in a London court on Monday charged with bribery and fraud connected to gambling in Turkey. Kenny...
Clariant Rejects 2 Billion Euro Damages Claim
Date: October 3, 2025
(Reuters) -Swiss specialty chemicals maker Clariant has rejected allegations from BP Europe and an ExxonMobil subsidiary who are seeking damages for breaching competition law in the ethylene...
Europe Must Fight Tax Fraud Gangs, Corruption, EU Chief Prosecutor Says
Date: October 2, 2025
ATHENS (Reuters) -Europe is losing an estimated 50 billion euros ($58 billion) a year from tax and customs fraud, which are now the most attractive criminal activities in the bloc, and more needs to...