Economy
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Itau BBA downgrades Nu Holdings stock rating on Brazil outlook
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Goldman Sachs raises Euro Stoxx 50 dividend forecasts
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Goldman cuts regional casino revenue outlook on August slowdown
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Dollar consolidates ahead of Fed rate decision and Warsh signals
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Seaport Global initiates Domino’s Pizza stock with Neutral rating
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Karin Rådström is steering Daimler Truck in a new direction as the world’s biggest truckmaker faces a growing challenge from China
Karin Rådström is used to being the only woman in the room. She was the first to lead Scania’s bus and coach division, having worked her way through the ranks from marketing trainee to head of sales and marketing and executive vice president at the Swedish truck manufacturer. Now, as CEO of Daimler Truck, she…
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Europe’s Fortune 500 2026: Record revenue, shrinking margins, and a new No. 1 country
The combined revenues of the companies on the 2026 Fortune 500 Europe list hit a record high of $15.5 trillion this year, equivalent to half of Europe’s GDP. The list, now in its fourth year, ranks the continent’s largest companies by revenue. Despite fiercer global competition, geopolitical instability, and technological disruption over the past…
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‘The end of the keyboard is near’: Christian Klein predicts voice translation will be the next workplace advantage
The English engineer, Henry Mill, submitted the first-ever patent for a “machine transcribing letters” in 1714. It never actually went into production, but it was a forerunner of the typewriter and then the electronic keyboard: 312 years later, Christian Klein, CEO of software giant SAP, is noting the end of an era. “The end of the keyboard is near,” he tells me. “When you encounter voice recognition…
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Agility is the most important skill in the AI age, says Capgemini CEO
FOMO—the fear of missing out—used to be a shorthand favorite of young people worried about not being at the right party on a Saturday night. Now, chief executives are increasingly having FOMO over applied AI. The financial bets are large enough for boards to wince at capital expenditure implications. The outcomes are shrouded in mystery, a particular irritant for leadership teams obsessed with data and clarity. Step…