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Bulgari will open a branded private island resort in Abu Dhabi Travel and Tourism News – Bulgari will open a branded resort on a private island in Abu Dhabi.   The Bulgari brand, that is part of the LVMH Group headquartered in France, is expanding its branded hotels portfolio. The Bulgari brand, that is synonymous of timeless glamour and Italian jewelry, has evolved into a network of branded hotels in the world’s most exclusive shopping areas.   The BVLGARI Hotels & Resorts Collection features its distinctive Italian style with branded resorts in Milan, London, Bali, Beijing, Dubai, Shanghai, Paris, Rome, and Tokyo. The network of Bulgari branded hotels will extend to Miami, Bodrum, Maldives, Cave Cay and a private island resort in Abu Dhabi. Bvlgari Resort & Mansions Abu Dhabi - Portugal Business News   Bvlgari Resort & Mansions Abu Dhabi will be on a private horseshoe island with sunset views as well as a view of the majestic Qasr Al Watan and exotic city skyline.      The Bylgari branded island resort in Abu Dhabi, that will be accessible via a purpose-built bridge, is set to open in 2030 and will feature luxurious rooms, suites, mansions, a ballroom as well as a yacht club.    The Bylgari island resort will be designed by Milan architectural firm ACPV ARCHITECTS while the landscape will be designed by Italian firm LAND SRL, blending Italian artistry and Arabian tradition. The owner of the Bvlgari branded island is Eagle Hills, an Abu Dhabi real estate development company.

What are the future Fintech Unicorns to watch in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe – Here are the current and future Fintech Unicorns to watch in Europe in 2025, including Thoroughbreds, that are companies with an annual revenue of over USD 100 Million, according to Dealroom’s new report dated August 2025. 1 - Which country in Europe has the most Fintechs to watch in 2025? Most Fintechs in the list of Thoroughbreds with an annual revenue of over USD 100 Million are from England with 10 out of 23, followed by the Netherlands with 5 fintechs to watch, and by Germany with 4 fintechs to watch. However, the No. 1 Fintech Unicorn to watch in 2025 is Bitpanda tht is Austria’s first Unicorn and one of the fastest growing fintechs in Europe.     The list of 23 Fintechs to watch in Europe in 2025 is not a ranking.     2 - What are the current and future Fintech Unicorns to watch in Europe in 2025?     1 – Bitpanda, Vienna, Austria   Headquartered in Vienna, we’re proud to be Austria’s first Unicorn and one of the fastest growing fintechs in Europe.     Our innovative technology serves over 5 million users and operates across multiple hub locations.   With Bitpanda, everyone has the freedom and flexibility to invest in what they believe in — commission-free stocks, cryptocurrencies or even precious metals — starting from as little as $1.     2 – Revolut – England   People deserve more from their money. More visibility, more control, and more freedom. Since 2015, Revolut has been on a mission to deliver just that. Our powerhouse of products help our 50+ million customers get more from their money every day.     3 – MEWS – Amsterdam, Netherlands   An innovative hospitality management cloud that empowers the modern hotelier to streamline operations, improve performance and maximize revenue. Mews supports over 12,500 customers in 85 countries to deliver remarkable guest experiences.     4 – alan – Paris, France   Alan is the health partner that insures, prevents, and supports daily.   Founded in 2016 and the first new health insurance player approved in France since 1986, Alan quickly became an essential health partner.     5 – Checkout.com – London, England   Checkout.com is a financial technology company that delivers a high-performance payments platform. Enterprise and scaling businesses use our cloud-based platform to process payments, send payouts, and manage card programs. Checkout.com is headquartered in London, with offices in New York, Paris, Dubai, Hong Kong, and other locations across six continents. Customers include global brands such as Sony, SHEIN, Wise, Patreon, and GE HealthCare.     6 – bunq – Amsterdam, Netherlands   We built our own financial system from the ground up, and with the launch of our app in 2015, reinvented banking as you know it. And that’s just the beginning! We work around the clock to create fintech innovations that simply make banking and money management as easy, transparent, and fun as possible.     7 – CHECK24 – Munich, Germany   CHECK24, the comparison portal on the Internet, is a young, up-and-coming company. We offer private customers free comparisons in insurance, energy, finance, telecommunications, travel and shopping. In this way, we create transparency that pays off directly for our customers through affordable tariffs and prices!     8 – Starling Bank – London, England   We built Britain’s first digital bank. One hard-won banking license later, we set about giving people a new way to spend, save and manage their money (and take better care of the planet, too). And now we're providing Starling to other banks, via a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) proposition through our subsidiary Engine, using the proprietary technology platform that it uses to power our own bank.     9 – ayden – Amsterdam, Netherlands   Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) is the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies. By providing end-to-end payments capabilities, data-driven insights, and financial products in a single global solution, Adyen helps businesses achieve their ambitions faster. With offices around the world, Adyen works with the likes of Meta, Uber, H&M, eBay, and Microsoft.     10 – ION – London, England   We’re visionary innovators who are delivering mission-critical trading and workflow automation software to financial institutions, corporations, central banks, and governments. By combining our passion for automation with a strategic view on the industries we serve, we design solutions that improve decision-making, simplify complex processes, and empower people.     11 – GoCardless – London, England   Welcome to the new era of payments. Collect one-off, automated, or recurring payments – directly from your customer's bank account to yours. Putting an end to late payments, chasing customers, stress, and expensive fees. It's just cash, flowing from one account to another. Join 100,000 businesses of all sizes, worldwide, who trust us to power their payments.     12 – Wayflyer – Dublin, Ireland   Unlocking the full potential of brands worldwide with $5k-$20m of purpose-built working capital.   Today's consumer brands need a capital provider that keeps pace with their growth ambitions. Traditional financing options are slow, cumbersome, and often out of reach. That's why we built Wayflyer. Our unique technology can assess your growth potential to deliver tailored financing options in minutes, not months.   Since launching in April 2020, we've deployed over $5 billion to 5,000+ brands globally, backed by leading investors like QED, Left Lane Capital and DST Global.     13 – Marshmallow – London, England   We've since insured over 1 million people and are one of the fastest-growing companies in Europe doing over half a billion annual revenue.     14 – Monzo Bank – London, England     15 – Trade Republic – Berlin, Germany   We are Europe’s largest savings platform that enables people to easily save and invest. Founded in 2015 by Christian Hecker, Thomas Pischke, and Marco Cancellieri, today we reach over 340 million people in 17 European countries. Based on fundamental technological innovation, our product was built to democratize access to capital markets for all Europeans. We are a German financial institution with a license and are supervised by the Bundesbank and BaFin. Backed by global investors: Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, Sequoia, TCV, Thrive Capital, Accel, Founders Fund Creandum, Project A and sino AG.     16 – N26 – Berlin, Germany   Founded by Valentin Stalf and Maximilian Tayenthal in 2013, N26 has raised close to US$ 1.8 billion from some of the world’s most renowned investors.   N26 SE is Europe’s leading digital bank with a full German banking licence. Built on the latest technology, N26’s mobile banking experience makes managing money easier, more secure and customer friendly. N26 is headquartered in Berlin with offices in multiple cities across Europe, including Vienna and Barcelona, and a 1,500-strong team of more than 90 nationalities.     17 – Zopa Bank – London, England   In 2005, we built the first ever peer-to-peer (P2P) lending company, giving our customers access to loans built for real-life and intelligent investments backed by cutting-edge tech. In 2020, we launched Zopa Bank, meaning we could offer more – like fixed term savings backed by FSCS protection and a credit card to help customers take control of their finances.   We’ve lent out over £6 billion and are proud to have made money work better for over half a million people across the UK, whether they were looking to borrow or save.       18 – MAMBU – Amsterdam, Netherlands   We are the world’s only true SaaS cloud banking platform and the founders of composable banking. Since 2011, we’ve helped banks, fintechs, lenders, credit unions and retailers design and launch modern financial products with speed, flexibility and scale.     19 – FLOW TRADERS – Amsterdam, Netherlands   Founded in 2004, Flow Traders is a leading trading firm operating globally. Specialized in Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), Flow Traders trades a broad range of asset classes, including digital assets and fixed income both on- and off-exchange. Our headquarters are in Amsterdam and we have offices in 10 locations worldwide, with more than 600 employees.     20 – PLEO – Copenhagen, Denmark   Centralize your business spending for complete financial efficiency and balance the books effortlessly with Europe’s most loved and trusted spend management platform.   Expenses, reimbursements, invoices, budgets... With Pleo, you can pay, manage and optimize, turning your spending into a key to business success.     21 – smava – Berlin, Germany   smava is a leading loan portal in Germany. In 2018, the volume of loans originated through smava was over $2 billion, with a total of more than $5 billion since inception.  To date, highly renowned investors such as Vitruvian, Verdane Capital, Runa Capital and Earlybird have invested a total of $135 million in smava.     22 – WISE – London, England   Co-founded by Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus, Wise launched in 2011 under its original name TransferWise.     It is one of the world’s fastest growing, profitable technology companies and is listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker, WISE.   16 million people and businesses use Wise globally, which processes £9 billion in cross-border transactions every month, saving customers around £1.5 billion a year.     23 – Tide – London, England   Tide has over £200 million raised in funding and was named one of CB Insights global Fintech 250 and Beahurst’s The Fintech Top 50 for the UK in 2023. Tide has also been recognized with the Great Place to Work certification in 2023 and 2024.

Top 10 European countries that produce the most vegetables - Portugal Business News News EU Agricultural production – Here are the Top 10 European countries that produce the highest quantity fresh vegetables including melons, according to a Eurostat report dated August 11 th , 2025:     1 – What is the total production of fresh vegetables in Europe in 2024?   The total production of fresh vegetables including melons in the EU in 2024 is 62,193.90 million tonnes, out of which the total production of fresh tomatoes in the EU is 16,834.45 million tonnes, followed by the total production of fresh onions is 7,007.61 million tonnes, and the total production of fresh carrots is 4,666.14 million tonnes.      It is to be noted that Spain, Italy and France produced 55% of the total production of fresh vegetables including melons in the EU in 2024.     2 - What are the Top 10 European countries that produced the most vegetables in 2024?     1 - Spain   Spain ranks No. 1 country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 14, 807.48 million tonnes.     2 – Italy   Italy ranks 2 nd country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 13,869.62 million tonnes.   Italy is also the No. 1 country in Europe that produced the highest quantity of fresh tomatoes with 6,022.79 million tonnes, accounting for 36% of the EU’s total tomato harvest in 2024.       3 – France   France ranks 3 rd  country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 5,827.92 million tonnes.     4 – Poland   Poland ranks 4 th  country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 5,229.80 million tonnes.   Poland is also the No. 1 producer of apples in the EU with 29% of the total production in 2024.     5 – Netherlands   The Netherlands ranks 5 th country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 5,113.28 million tonnes.   The Netherlands is also the No. 1 country in Europe that produced the highest quantity of fresh onions with 1,803.30 million tonnes, that is 26% of the total EU production in 2024.     6 – Germany   Germany ranks 6 th  country in Europe producing   the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 4,177.73 million tonnes.   Germany is also the No. 1 country in Europe that produced the highest quantity of fresh carrots with 850.58 million tonnes, that is 18% of the total EU production in 2024.     7 – Portugal   Portugal ranks 7 th  country in Europe producing the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 2,778.59 million tonnes.     8 – Belgium   Belgium ranks 8 th  country in Europe producing the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 2,223.07 million tonnes.     9 – Greece   Greece ranks 9 th  country in Europe producing the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 2,151.29 million tonnes.     10 – Hungary   Hungary ranks 10 th  country in Europe producing the highest quantity of fresh vegetables including melons in 2024, with 1,373.29 million tonnes.     3 - What is the total production of fresh fruit in Europe in 2024?   The EU’s production of fruits, berries and nuts (excluding citrus fruits, grapes and strawberries) was 24.3 million tonnes in 2024.   The main countries in the EU producing fruits, berries and nuts in 2024 were Italy with 5.4 million tonnes, followed by Spain with 4.3 million tonnes, and Poland with 4.1 million tonnes.   Italy, Spain, and Poland accounted for 57% of the EU’s total production for fruits in 2024.   The EU’s total production of apples in 2024 was 11.6 million tonnes, with the main producing countries being Poland with 29%, followed by Italy with 21%, and France with 17%.

Top 10 best cities in the world to work remotely in 2025 - Portugal Business News Digital Nomad News – Here is the ranking of the Top 10 best cities in the world to work remotely as well as the best cities in Europe to work as a digital nomad in 2025:   The criteria include the best internet speed, flexible workspace availability, digital nomad visa, transport network, as well as climate and access to nature, according to a study by the International Workplace Group.     Top 10 best cities in the world to work remotely in 2025 & the best cities in Europe to work as a digital nomad:     1 - Tokyo, Japan   Tokyo in Japan ranks No. 1 best city in the world to work remotely in 2025. This is due to Tokyo’s new digital nomad visa launched last spring, fast internet, excellent transportation network, safety, its proximity to mountains and national parks, renowned museums, and street food that will tempt any remote worker.      2 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil   Rio de Janeiro in Brazil ranks 2nd best city in the world to work remotely in 2025. This is due to Rio de Janeiro’s low cost of living and the citywide rollout of 5G.     3 - Budapest, Hungary   Budapest in Hungary ranks 3rd best city in the world to work remotely in 2025. This is due to the good transportation links and rich cultural offerings of Budapest.   Budapest is also the No. 1 best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.     4 - Seoul, South Korea   Seoul in South Korea ranks 4th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.     5 - Barcelona, ​​Spain   Barcelona in ​​Spain ranks 5th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.   Barcelona is also the 2nd best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.     6 - Beijing, China   Beijing in China ranks 6th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.     7 - Lisbon, Portugal   Lisbon in Portugal ranks 7th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.   Lisbon is also the 3rd best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.     8 - Rome, Italy   Rome in Italy ranks 8th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.   Rome is also the 4th best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.     9 - Paris, France   Paris in France ranks 9th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.   Paris is also the 5th best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.     10 - Valletta, Malta   Valletta in Malta ranks 10th best city in the world to work remotely in 2025.   Valletta is also the 6th best city in Europe to work remotely in 2025.

Top 10 largest M&A in the EMEA Financial Sector in 2025 - Portugal Business News   Financial News Europe – Here is the Ranking of the Top 10 largest Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) deals in the Financial Sector in the EMEA region in the first half of 2025, according to Datasite:     Top 10 largest M&A deals in Europe's Financial Sector in 2025:     1 - Mediobanca – Banca di Credito Finanziario SpA - Italy The largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is Italian bank Mediobanca that sold a 100% Stake to Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA for a value of  13.185 million euros on January 24, 2025.     2 - Baloise Holding Ltd – Switzerland   The 2nd largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is Swiss Baloise Holding Ltd that sold a 100% Stake to Helvetia Holding AG for a value of  9.391 million euros on April 22, 2025.     3 - Santander Bank Polska SA - Poland   The 3rd largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 49% Stake of Polish Santander Bank Polska SA was sold by Banco Santander SA to Erste Group Bank AG for a value of  6.356 million euros on May 5, 2025.     4 - Novo Banco SA - Bank of Portugal, Portuguese Republic   The 4th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of Portuguese bank Novo Banco SA that was sold by Lone Star Global Acquisitions Ltd - Portuguese Republic - Bank of Portugal to BPCE Group for a value of  6.400 million euros on June 13, 2025.     5 - Banca Generali SpA – Italy   The 5th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of Italian bank Banca Generali SpA that was sold by Assicurazioni Generali SpA to Mediobanca – Banca di Credito Finanziario SpA for a value of  6.191 million euros on April 28, 2025.     6 - Natixis Investment Managers SA – France   The 6th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of French Natixis Investment Managers SA (asset management operations) that was sold by Assicurazioni Generali SpA; BPCE Group to Generali Investments Holding SpA for a value of  4.750 million euros on January 21, 2025.     7 - Banca Popolare di Sondrio SpA – Italy   The 7th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of Italian Bank Banca Popolare di Sondrio SpA that was sold by Unipol Assicurazioni SpA to BPER Banca SpA for a value of  4.307 million euros on February 6, 2025.     8 - Viridium Group GmbH & Co. KG – Germany   The 8th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of German Viridium Group GmbH & Co. KG that was sold by Cinven Ltd. to Hannover Rueck SE; Allianz SE; BlackRock Inc.; T&D Holdings Inc.; Generali Investments LLC for a value of  3.500 million euros on March 19, 2025.     9 - OSTTRA Group Ltd. – United Kingdom   The 9th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 100% stake of British OSTTRA Group Ltd. that was sold by S&P Global Inc.; CME Group Inc to KKR & Co. Inc. for a value of  2.727 million euros on April 14, 2025.     10 - Grupo Catalana Occidente SA – Spain   The 10th largest M&A deal in Europe's financial sector in the first half of 2025 is a 37.97% Stake of Spanish Grupo Catalana Occidente SA that was sold to INOC SA; Co Sociedad de Gestion y Participacion SA for a value of  2.241 million euros on March 27, 2025.

JPMorgan invests 600 million euros in Flex Living in Spain - Portugal Business News Real Estate News Europe - JPMorgan and Grupo Lar are investing 600 million euros in Flex Living in Spain, that will deliver 5,000 fully furnished residential spaces for the short-term residential market.   The short-term residential market in Spain is booming, with a high demand from digital nomads, remote workers, students, mobile young professionals and single households.   It is now a new flourishing sector called Flex Living, a fast-growing asset class defined by short-term rental contracts of less than one year that will re-define Spain’s residential market.    The new Flex Living spaces being developed in Spain, namely in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Málaga will be completed in 5 years.   According to JP Morgan AM's Head of Acquisitions, Michele Russo, Flex Living spaces offer a structural response to the new ways of living, working and moving in urban environments, with a clear focus on quality, sustainability and meeting real needs.

Top 10 countries worldwide with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025 - Portugal Business News News Billionaires - Here is the ranking of the Top 10 countries worldwide with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, as well as the only 8 countries in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, according to Forbes.   1 - Top 10 countries worldwide with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025:     1 – Russia and China   Russia and China both rank No. 1 as countries in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 97% of billionaires being self-made in both countries.     2 – United Kingdom   The United Kingdom ranks 2 nd country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 89% of billionaires being self-made. The UK is also the No.1 country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025.     3 – Czech Republic   The Czech Republic ranks 3 rd country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 82% of billionaires being self-made.     4 – Netherlands   The Netherlands ranks 4 th country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 77% of billionaires being self-made.     5 – Israel   Israel ranks 5 th  country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 74% of billionaires being self-made.     6 – United States   The United States ranks 6 th country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 73% of billionaires being self-made.     7 – Japan and Indonesia   Japan and Indonesia both rank 7 th as countries in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 70% of billionaires being self-made in both countries.     8 – Australia   Australia ranks 8 th  country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 69% of billionaires being self-made.     9 – Taiwan   Taiwan ranks 9 th  country in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 65% of billionaires being self-made.     10 – Cyprus, Hong Kong and Ireland   Cyprus, Hong Kong and Ireland all rank 10 th  as countries in the world with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 64% of billionaires being self-made in all three countries.   2 - Here are the 8 countries in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025: 1 - Russia Russia ranks No.1 country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025,  with 97% of billionaires being self-made. 2 -  The United Kingdom The United Kingdom ranks 2nd country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025,  with 89% of billionaires being self-made. 3 - The Czech Republic The Czech Republic ranks 3rd country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 82% of billionaires being self-made. 4 - The Netherlands The Netherlands ranks 4th country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 77% of billionaires being self-made.     5 - Cyprus Cyprus ranks 5th country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 64% of billionaires being self-made . 6 - Ireland Ireland ranks 6th country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 64% of billionaires being self-made . 7 - Greece Greece ranks 7th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 63% of billionaires being self-made. 8 - Turkey Turkey ranks 8th country in Europe with the highest percentage of self-made billionaires in 2025, with 58% of billionaires being self-made.

Deutsche Telekom launches an AI smartphone with Perplexity - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Deutsche Telekom just launched an AI smartphone with Perplexity on August 14 th , 2025. The new AI phone adds the following benefits to your regular smartphone:   The iphone is now replaced by the German AI-phone at an affordable price starting from 149 euros.   With the AI-phone, Deutsche Telekom is opening the door to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) for its customers to assist at many daily tasks, such as “What shall I cook today? I’ve got some ingredients left, but no recipe,” or even “How can I remain fit, while barely having any time to exercise?”     The new AI phone adds the following benefits to your regular smartphone:   1 - The new AI smartphone comes with a Personal secretary who makes calendar entries, writes emails to contacts and summarizes extensive content.   2 – It is a Language genius that helps with translations such as restaurant menus, documents or even conversations.   3 – It is an Exclusive travel agency that plans itineraries, acts as a city guide, makes restaurant reservations via OpenTable, and even orders a Uber.   4 – It is a Nutritionist and a trainer, giving cooking tips, with lists of ingredients, while providing training and nutrition plans.   5 – It is a Shopping expert that recommends stylish additions to your outfit or household and finds the best deals and gifts for loved ones.   6 – It is an Entertainer that finds the best concerts, books and movies that match the user’s personal taste.   7 – It is a Tutor that solves math problems and explains complicated topics in an easy-to-understand way.     The Deutsche Telekom new AI smartphone with Perplexity makes it possible to ask questions both via voice and in writing and the assistant performs various tasks such as sending emails or messages, making calls, and helping with navigation via interfaces to pre-installed applications.     In Germany the price of the AI-phone is 149 euros, and the AI-tablet is 199 euros. The price also includes an 18-months subscription to Perplexity Pro that remains on the devices permanently.   In addition, the AI-phone includes modern AI tools integrated into the camera. Through the partnership with Picsart, AI avatars can be created, and image backgrounds can be easily edited. Another plus point is the sustainability features of the devices since the T Phone 3 has received the GreenMagenta label in the Eco Rating of smartphones and the T Tablet 2 is a good example of the circular economy as 75% of its back consists of post-consumer recycled plastic.   Among European consumers motivated by AI features, the most desired functionalities include real-time translation, camera enhancements, circle to search functionality, and all three available on Deutsche Telekom’s new AI-phone.

Top 20 Space Tech Startups in Europe - Portugal Business News Space Tech News Europe - Space Tech startups in Europe raised over $700M in 2022.   Here is the list of the Top 20 fastest-growing Space Tech Startups in Europe, according to Dealroom.   Earth Observation Satellites raised the most funding when excluding Oneweb, followed by Launch Vehicles and Communication & Connectivity Satellites.     Here is the list of the Top 20 fastest-growing Space Tech Startups in Europe:     1 – The Exploration Company - Germany   The Exploration Company is a B2B Space tech startup that was launched in 2021 and has a valuation of around USD 660-990 million  and a 105% growth over 12 months .     2 – Destinus - Netherlands   Destinus is a B2B transportation space startup that was launched in 2021 and has a valuation of around USD 116-174 million  and a 93% growth over 12 months .     3 – PLD Space - Spain   PLD Space is a B2B health space startup that was launched in 2011 and has a valuation of around USD 180 million  and a 65% growth over 12 months .     4 – Sen Corporation - UK   Sen Corporation is a B2B media space startup that was launched in 2014 and has a valuation of around USD 11-16 million  and an 80% growth over 12 months .     5 – Reflex Aerospace - Germany   Reflex Aerospace is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2021 and has a valuation of around USD 39 million  and a 60% growth over 12 months .     6 - OroraTech - Germany   OroraTech is a B2B energy space startup that was launched in 2018 and has a valuation of around USD 163-244 million  and a 55% growth over 12 months .     7 – Sateliot - Spain   Sateliot is a B2B telecom space startup that was launched in 2019 and has a valuation of around USD 165 million  and a 51% growth over 12 months .     8 – OQ Technology - Luxembourg   OQ Technology is a B2B telecom space startup that was launched in 2015 and has a valuation of around USD 106-158 million and a 69% growth over 12 months .     9 – Solar Foods - Finland   Solar Foods is a B2B & B2C food space startup that was launched in 2017 and has a valuation of around USD 83 million  and a 35% growth over 12 months .     10 – Unseenlabs - France   Unseenlabs is a B2B transportation space startup that was launched in 2015 and has a valuation of around USD 271-407 million  and a 41% growth over 12 months .     11 – Satlantis - Spain   Satlantis is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2014 and has a valuation of around USD 73-109 million and a 51% growth over 12 months .     12 – Magdrive - UK   Magdrive is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2019 and has a valuation of around USD 42-63 million  and a 122% growth over 12 months .     13 – Latitude - France   Latitude is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2019 and has a valuation of around USD 119-178 million and a 42% growth over 12 months .     14 – Orbex Space - UK   Orbex Space is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2015 and has a valuation of around USD 267 million and a 26% growth over 12 months .     15 – Pangea Aerospace - Spain   Pangea Aerospace is a B2B space transportation startup that was launched in 2022 and has a valuation of around USD 101-152 million  and a 55% growth over 12 months .     16 – Open Cosmos - UK   Open Cosmos is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2015and has a valuation of around USD 200-300 million and a 37% growth over 12 months .     17 – D-Orbit - Italy   D-Orbit is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2011 and has a valuation of around USD 550 million  and a 21% growth over 12 months .     18 – ION-X - France   ION-X is a B2B space startup that was launched in 2021 and has a valuation of around USD 47-86 million  and a 71% growth over 12 months .     19 – SWISSto12 - Switzerland   SWISSto12 is a B2B telecom space startup that was launched in 2011 and has a valuation of around USD 73-109 million  and a 57% growth over 12 months .     20 – Cailabs - France   Cailabs is a B2B semiconductors space startup that was launched in 2012 and has a valuation of around USD 114-172 million  and a 30% growth over 12 months .

AI startup Keychain raises USD 30 million Series B funding - Portugal Business News Tech Startup Investment News - AI startup Keychain raises USD 30 million Series B funding.   US AI startup Keychain just raised USD 30 million Series B funding backed by Wellington Management, alongside existing investors including Portuguese VC Bright Pixel Capital, and BoxGroup. With this new funding round, AI-powered manufacturing platform Keychain is launching KeychainOS, the first AI operating system built specifically for CPG manufacturing. Deployed in days, it helps manufacturers increase efficiency, reduce waste, and gain real-time visibility across operations. Within just 18 months, Keychain has won the trust of 8 of the top 10 retailers, including Whole Foods Market and 7-Eleven, as well as 7 of the Top 10 Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) brands, including General Mills.Keychain is the world's first comprehensive platform for CPG manufacturing. Keychain's proprietary, AI-powered platform helps brands and retailers quickly find the perfect manufacturing partners.   The US tech startup was founded in 2023 by veteran operators Oisin Hanrahan and Umang Dua (Handy/Angi). They are joined by co-founder Jordan Weitz, who brings extensive experience in the CPG sector.

What are the most profitable Logistics brands in the world? - Portugal Business News Logistics News World - Here is the ranking of the Top 10 most profitable Logistics brands in the world in 2025, according to Brand Finance.   The country with the most profitable Logistics brands in the world is the US with a share of 49.5% of the brand value of the Top 10 Logistics brands combined.     Top 10 most profitable Logistics brands in the world in 2025:     1 – UPS – United States   UPS ranks No.1 most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 32,579 million.     2 – FedEx – United States   FedEx ranks 2 nd  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 22,938 million.     3 – JR – Japan   JR ranks 3 rd  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 13,251 million.     4 – DHL – Germany   DHL ranks 4 th  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 11,192 million.     5 – BNSF Railway – United States   BNSF Railway ranks 5 th most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 6,659 million.     6 - SF Express – China   SF Express ranks 6 th  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 6,371 million.     7 - Union Pacific – United States   Union Pacific ranks 7 th most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 6,029 million.     8 – USPS – United States   USPS ranks 8 th  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 5,914 million.     9 - China Post – China   China Post ranks 9 th  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 5,511 million.     10 – McLane – United States   McLane ranks 10 th  most profitable Logistics brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 5,014 million.

What are the most profitable Stock Exchange brands in 2025? - Portugal Business News Financial News World - Here is the ranking of the Top 10 most profitable Stock Exchange brands in the world in 2025, according to Brand Finance.   The country with the most profitable stock exchange brands is the US with a share of 71% of the brand value of the Top 10 stock exchange brands combined.     Top 10 most profitable Stock Exchange brands in the world in 2025:     1 – Nasdaq Stock Exchange – United States   The Nasdaq Stock Exchange ranks No. 1 most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 3,095 million.   Nasdaq’s 33% brand value growth propels it as the most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025.   Brand Finance largely attributes Nasdaq’s growth to strong financial performance, supported by strategic acquisitions such as Adenza, which has boosted revenues, and a growing focus on non-trading revenue streams. Continued investment in proprietary data, SaaS solutions and crypto opportunities have further strengthened Nasdaq’s growth trajectory and solidified its brand value.     2 – CME Stock Exchange – United States   The CME Stock Exchange ranks 2 nd most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 2,997 million.     3 – HKEX Stock Exchange – China   The HKEX Stock Exchange ranks 3 rd most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 2,489 million.     4 – NYSE Stock Exchange – United States   The NYSE Stock Exchange ranks 4 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 2,293 million.     5 – ICE Stock Exchange – United States   The ICE Stock Exchange ranks 5 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 2,086 million.     6 - Cboe Stock Exchange – United States   The Cboe Stock Exchange ranks 6 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 897 million.     7 – SGX Stock Exchange – Singapore   The SGX Stock Exchange ranks 7 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 591 million.     8 – SIX Stock Exchange – Switzerland   The SIX Stock Exchange ranks 8 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 583 million.     9 - National Stock Exchange India – India   The National Stock Exchange India ranks 9 th  most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 526 million.   National Stock Exchange India, with a brand value that has risen 39% to reach USD 526 million, is the fastest growing Stock Exchange brand, entering the Top 10 for the first time.     10 – Eurex Stock Exchange – Germany   The Eurex Stock Exchange ranks 10 th most profitable Stock Exchange brand in the world in 2025, with a brand value of USD 460 million.