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What are the Best Law Firms in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News Legal news Europe – Here is the ranking of the Top 10 best law firms in Europe in 2025, according to the Financial Times. The list excludes the UK.     Top 10 best law firms in Europe in 2025:   1 – Cuatrecasas – Spain 2 – Garrigues – Spain 3 - Uría Menéndez – Spain 4 – NautaDutilh – Netherlands 5 - Vieira de Almeida – Portugal 6 - Arthur Cox – Ireland 7 – PLMJ – Portugal 8 - Gómez-Acebo & Pombo – Spain 9 – Matheson – Ireland 10 - Morais Leitão - Portugal

Klover.ai references a Portugal Business News article on Alphabet AI Supremacy - Portugal Business News About Portugal Business News – Klover.ai references a Portugal Business News article on "The Future of Google's Revenue Depends on AI and So Does Your Brand Visibility" authored by Maryanna Franco of BrilliantSEO.     1)  Click to see the Klover.ai   article that references the Portugal Business News report: Analysis of Google AI’s Foundations of Future AI Dominance   2)  Click to see the Source article on Portugal Business News: The Future of Google’s Revenue Depends on AI and So Does Your Brand Visibility     About Klover.ai   –  Klover.ai is a global crew of AI researchers who took frontier agentic research and turned it into something practical: scalable, human-first systems that give you the advantage—not the machine. They invented, coined, and pioneered Artificial General Decision Making™ to keep humans in control while pushing intelligence to the edge. A Forbes article on AI coding refers to Klover.ai as the Pioneer of Vibe Coding.     About Portugal Business News  –  The   Portugal Business News website was created in September 2022 and is a registered trademark No. 702305.   The Portugal Business News website, that started by providing Business News about all sectors in Portugal in both English and French, is now not only a good resource for business news in Portugal, but also covers a broad range of business sectors for all European countries.   The main sectors covered across Europe are Tech, Startups, Economy, Investment, Real Estate, Luxury Brands, Renewable Energy, Travel and Tourism, EU Defence, Jobs and Salaries, business opinions and expert advice on SEO and HR trends, to name a few.       Articles by Portugal Business News are published and referenced on flagship industry websites, on Government trade and investment websites, on the websites and reports of leading research companies and organizations, including the European Commission, Invest Europe, Crunchbase, Dealroom, Startup Genome, Wikipedia; in specialized magazines globally, in Portuguese newspapers and in multilingual news aggregators.

Portugal Business News is a Media Partner at GISEC Global 2026 - Portugal Business News About Portugal Business News: We are proud to announce that Portugal Business News is a Media Partner at GISEC Global 2026, the region’s largest and most influential cybersecurity event. Click to see the Portugal Business News Media Partner logo on the site of GISEC Global 2026: Media Partners: Portugal Business News Click to see the GISEC GLOBAL Newsroom on Portugal Business News: Gisec Global Newsroom Book Your Space or get a free visitor pass for GISEC GLOBAL 2026   - by clicking here: About GISEC Global : GISEC GLOBAL is the largest and most influential cybersecurity gathering in the Middle East & Africa — uniting global CISOs, government leaders, technology buyers, and ethical hackers for three days of innovation, strategy, and live cyber drills. In 2026, GISEC will be taking center stage at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City, where 25,000+ infosec professionals from 180+ countries will gather to shape the future of cybersecurity About Portugal Business News: The Portugal Business News website was created in September 2022 and is a registered trademark No. 702305. The Portugal Business News website, that started by providing Business News about all sectors in Portugal in both English and French, is now not only a good resource for business news in Portugal, but also covers a broad range of business sectors for all European countries and worldwide. The main business sectors covered are Tech, Startups, Economy, Investment, Real Estate, Luxury Brands, Renewable Energy, Travel and Tourism, EU Defence, Jobs and Salaries, business opinions and expert advice on SEO and HR trends, as well as upcoming industry events, to name a few. Articles by Portugal Business News are published and referenced on flagship industry websites, on Government trade and investment websites, on the websites and reports of leading research companies and organizations, including the European Commission, Invest Europe, Crunchbase, Dealroom, Startup Genome, Wikipedia; in specialized magazines globally, in Portuguese newspapers, and in multilingual news aggregators. Portugal Business News is also a Media Partner for international industry events such as international cybersecurity event GISEC GLOBAL.

The largest cybersecurity event GISEC GLOBAL will be held in Dubai on 5-7 May 2026 - Portugal Business News Cybersecurity News - The largest cybersecurity event GISEC GLOBAL 2026 will be held in Dubai on 5-7 May 2026. The Middle East and Africa’s largest cybersecurity event returns on 5 –7 May 2026 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City .                Three electrifying days of non-stop cyber breakthroughs — where ethical hackers decode threats live, and global CISOs are unveiled on an international stage.   As the most impactful cybersecurity event in the Middle East & Africa, GISEC GLOBAL is where cyber resilience, AI-powered defense, and digital sovereignty strategies are shaped and set in motion. What is GISEC GLOBAL? GISEC GLOBAL is the most influential and the largest cybersecurity gathering in the Middle East & Africa, uniting global CISOs, government leaders, technology buyers, and ethical hackers for three power-packed days of innovation, strategy, and live cyber drills. In 2026, GISEC GLOBAL takes center stage at the iconic Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City, bringing together 25,000+ infosec professionals from 180+ countries on a world-class platform to discover cutting-edge technologies, forge high-value partnerships, and gain insights from the visionaries shaping the future of cybersecurity. Book your space or get a Free Visitor Pass for GISEC GLOBAL 2026 by clicking here .

What are the cheapest cities to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News Real Estate News Europe - Here is the ranking of the cheapest cities in Europe to rent a fully furnished apartment in 2025, according to a Statista report dated July 22, 2025:    The Housing Anywhere platform analyzed 67,397 properties, of which 69 percent were one-bedroom apartments, 30 percent were two-bedroom apartments, and 11 percent were three-bedroom apartments. Approximately 99 percent of the properties were fully furnished, and 61 included bills in their rent. The study’s main target group were young professionals and students who moved domestically or from abroad.      Ranking of the Top 10 cheapest cities in Europe to rent a fully furnished apartment in 2025:     1 – Budapest – Hungary   Budapest in Hungary is the cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 800 euros.     2 – Athens – Greece   Athens in Greece is the 2 nd cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,000 euros.     3 – Turin – Italy   Turin in Italy is the 3rd cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,100 euros.     4 – Porto – Portugal   Porto in Portugal is the 4th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,200 euros.   It is to be noted that, while Porto is one of the cheapest cities to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025,   Lisbon ranks 6 th  most expensive city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025, with a median monthly rental cost of 1,750 euros.       5 – Prague - Czech Republic   Prague in the Czech Republic is the 5th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,250 euros.     6 – Cologne – Germany   Cologne in Germany is the 6th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,290 euros.     7 – Düsseldorf – Germany   Düsseldorf in Germany is the 7th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,313 euros.     8 – Brussels – Belgium   Brussels in Belgium is the 8th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,350 euros.     9 – Vienna – Austria   Vienna in Austria is the 9th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,350 euros.     10 - Frankfurt am Main - Germany   Frankfurt am Main in Germany is the 10th cheapest city to rent a fully furnished apartment in Europe in 2025 with a median monthly rental cost of 1,390 euros.

What are the cheapest cities to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News Real Estate News Europe - Here is the ranking of the cheapest cities to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, according to a Statista report dated June 25, 2025:     Ranking of the Top 15 cheapest cities to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025:     1 – Jyväskylä – Finland   Jyväskylä in Finland is the cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,240 euros per square meter.       2 – Oulu – Finland   Oulu in Finland is the 2 nd cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,370 euros per square meter.       3 – Liège – Belgium   Liège in Belgium is the 3rd cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,500 euros per square meter.     4 – Seville - Spain   Seville in Spain is the 4th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,580 euros per square meter.     5 – Turku – Finland   Turku in Finland is the 5th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,840 euros per square meter.     6 – Malmö – Sweden   Malmö in Sweden is the 6th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 2,860 euros per square meter.     7 – Tampere – Finland   Tampere in Finland is the 7th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,250 euros per square meter.     8 – Málaga – Spain   Málaga in Spain is the 8th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,280 euros per square meter.     9 – Wrocław – Poland   Wrocław in Poland is the 9th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,330 euros per square meter.     10 – Montpellier – France   Montpellier in France is the 10th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,550 euros per square meter.     11 – Porto – Portugal   Porto in Portugal is the 11th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,650 euros per square meter.     12 – Nantes – France   Nantes in France is the 12th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,700 euros per square meter.     13 – Bordeaux – France   Bordeaux in France is the 13th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,780 euros per square meter.     14 – Kraków – Poland   Kraków in Poland is the 14th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 3,900 euros per square meter.     15 – Marseille – France   Marseille in France is the 15th cheapest city to buy an apartment in Europe in 2025, with the average price being 4,000 euros per square meter.

Portugal’s spaceport will start operations in 2026 - Portugal Business News Space News Europe - Portugal just granted its first license to operate a spaceport to the Portuguese Atlantic Spaceport Consortium (ASC). Portugal’s spaceport will operate from the island of Santa Maria in the Azores.   Founded in 2020 with the goal of establishing Portugal’s first commercial spaceport, ASC is a 100% private and Portuguese-owned partnership between OPTIMAL Structural Solutions and Ilex Space. The license granted to Portuguese Atlantic Spaceport Consortium (ASC) refers exclusively to the operation of the launch center to be located in Malbusca.   Portugal’s spaceport in the Azores is part of its national space strategy, Portugal Space 2030, which aims to promote Portugal's capabilities and potential as a European platform for return missions and access to space, leveraging the strategic geographic position of the Azores archipelago.   Following the granting by Portugal’s Space Authority ANACOM of the first launch and command licenses for space objects in 2024, Portugal now holds a relevant position in the space sector. What are Portugal’s spaceport operations?   Portugal’s spaceport first operations, namely suborbital flights promoted by ASC, are expected to take place as early as 2026.     In parallel, work will continue to create the infrastructure necessary for the return of space missions, including the  Space Rider  that is a reusable vehicle of the European Space Agency that will have its return site in the Azores.   Portugal is positioning the Azores as a pivotal space hub in the Atlantic and a gateway for Europe’s growing space ambitions.

Top 10 Most Profitable Football Brands in 2025 - Portugal Business News Football News – Here are the Top 10 Most Profitable Football Brands in 2025, according to Brand Finance.   Real Madrid and Barcelona account for 70% of the total brand value of all LALIGA clubs , underlining a stark concentration of brand value.   The Premier League is the world’s most valuable sports league in terms of brand value with its top ten brands values totaling EUR8.2 billion – more than a third (37%) of the total value of the world’s top 50 most valuable clubs. What makes the Premier League particularly unique is the distribution of this value across multiple clubs. Six teams, namely Manchester City (EUR1.4 billion), Liverpool (EUR1.4 billion), Manchester United (EUR1.2 billion), Arsenal (EUR1.2 billion), Chelsea (EUR961 million), and Tottenham Hotspur (798 million), each hold substantial brand value.     Here are the Top 10 Most Profitable Football Brands in 2025:     1 – Real Madrid CF   Real Madrid CF ranks the No. 1 most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.9 billion euros.     2 – FC Barcelona   FC Barcelona ranks 2nd most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.7 billion euros.     3 – Manchester City FC   Manchester City FC ranks 3rd most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.4 billion euros.     4 – Liverpool FC   Liverpool FC ranks 4th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.4 billion euros.     5 – Paris Saint-Germain   Paris Saint-Germain ranks 5th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.4 billion euros.     6 – FC Bayern Munich   Paris Saint-Germain ranks 6th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.3 billion euros.     7 – Manchester United FC   Manchester United FC ranks 7th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.2 billion euros.     8 – Arsenal FC   Arsenal FC ranks 8th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.2 billion euros.     9 – Chelsea FC   Chelsea FC ranks 9th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 1.0 billion euros.     10 – Tottenham Hotspur FC   Tottenham Hotspur FC ranks 10th most profitable football brand in 2025, with a brand valuation of 0.8 billion euros.

Cybersecurity company ESET joins Europol's Cyber Intelligence Programme - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Cybersecurity company ESET is joining Europol's Cyber Intelligence Extension Programme (CIEP). This is how ESET will contribute to Europol's Cyber Intelligence Extension Programme:     What is Europol's Cyber Intelligence Extension Programme CIEP?   Europol's Cyber Intelligence Extension Programme CIEP is a new initiative launched by Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3). The program aims to strengthen public-private cooperation in the fight against cybercrime by enabling real-time collaboration and information sharing.   The new CIEP initiative further enhances this collaboration by creating opportunities for direct and real-time engagement with Europol's operational teams. Public-private partnerships like this are crucial to mitigating risks in today's rapidly evolving cyberthreat landscape.   Europol functions as a people center, a data center, and a case center, a place where collaboration, intelligence, and operations converge as a central platform that promotes effective cross-border cooperation.   How will ESET contribute to Europol's Cyber Intelligence Extension Programme (CIEP)?  ESET, that is headquartered in Slovakia with offices worldwide, will participate in the pilot phase of CIEP. As part of this initiative, ESET's Chief Research Officer, Roman Kovac, and Senior Malware Researcher, Jakub Souček, recently spent several days at Europol's headquarters in The Hague, meeting with EC3 teams and exploring ways in which ESET's threat intelligence can directly support investigations into ransomware operations, payment fraud schemes or complex cybercrime infrastructures.   ESET has a long history of collaborating with global law enforcement agencies, including EC3's Advisory Group, where they are represented by ESET Senior Research Fellow Righard Zwienenberg. ESET has also contributed to successful law enforcement operations, including the elimination of prominent threats. Cyber threats evolve quickly, but through partnerships like this, Europe’s collective defense also evolves together to make Europe a safer place.

Top 10 Most Profitable Brands in Latin America in 2025 - Portugal Business News Brands News – Here are the Top 10 Most Profitable Brands in Latin America in 2025 and the Latin American country that has the most profitable brands, according to Brand Finance:     1 – What country in Latin America has the most profitable brands?   The country in Latin America that has the most profitable brands is Brazil with a 38.3% share of the Top 100 most profitable brands. It is closely followed by Mexico with a 37.1% share.     2 – What industry in Latin America has the most profitable brands?   The industry in Latin America that has the most profitable brands is Banking with a 23.4%   share of the Top 100 most profitable brands. It is followed by Beer brands with a 15.6%   share.     3 - Top 10 Most Profitable Brands in Latin America in 2025   1 – Corona Extra - Mexico   The Corona Extra Beer brand from the Beverages sector ranks No 1 most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 13,355 million.     2 – Itaú - Brazil   The Itaú brand from the Banking sector ranks 2nd most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 8,597 million.     3 - Modelo Especial – Mexico   The Modelo Especial Beer brand from the Beverages sector ranks 3rd most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 7,052 million.     4 - Banco do Brasil - Brazil   The Banco do Brasil brand from the Banking sector ranks 4th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 5,212 million.     5 – MercadoLibre – Uruguay   The MercadoLibre brand from the Retail sector ranks 5th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 4,742 million.     6 – Bradesco – Brazil   The Bradesco brand from the Banking sector ranks 6th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 4,705 million.     7 - Bodega Aurrera – Mexico   The Bodega Aurrera brand from the Retail sector ranks 7th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 4,627 million.     8 – Nubank – Brazil   The Nubank brand from the Banking sector ranks 8th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 3,990 million.     9 – Telcel – Mexico   The Telcel brand from the Telecoms sector ranks 9th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 3,899 million.     10 – Caixa – Brazil   The Caixa brand from the Banking sector ranks 10th most profitable brand in Latin America in 2025, with a brand value of USD 3,674 million.

Who are the richest self-made women billionaires in Europe in 2025 - Portugal Business News Billionaire News Europe - The richest self-made woman billionaire in the world in 2025 is European. Here is the ranking of the richest self-made women billionaires in Europe in 2025:   The 50 richest self-made men in the world are worth $3.8 trillion, that is 14 times more than the 50 richest self-made women in 2025. Self-made female billionaires represent 3.5% of all billionaires in 2025, that is about 50% more than in 2017, according to Forbes.     Here is the ranking of the Top 5 richest self-made women billionaires in Europe in 2025:     1 - Rafaela Aponte-Diamant - Switzerland   Rafaela Aponte-Diamant is the richest self-made woman billionaire in the world in 2025, and she is European.   Swiss billionaire Rafaela Aponte-Diamant has a net worth of around 33.756 billion euros  and she is 80 years old.     How did the richest self-made woman billionaire in the world become rich?   The world's self-made richest woman is Swiss shipping magnate Rafaela Aponte-Diamant, with a net worth of $38.8 billion. Rafaela Aponte-Diamant is also the richest self-made woman in the Europe in 2025 and she is from Switzerland. She became rich by founding shipping company called Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) with her husband.   The couple took a loan of USD 200,000 loan, which the couple used to finance their first ship. They were so successful that they expanded to a fleet of 17 ships within nine years. At 80, the richest self-made woman in the world still designs the MSC ships' interiors and serves on the board of the MSC Foundation, the company's philanthropic arm.  MSC is currently the world's largest shipping company, with over 136,000 employees, 900 ships, and 675 offices.     2 - Denise Coates – United Kingdom   The 2 nd  self-made richest woman in Europe is also the 5 th  self-made richest woman billionaire in the world.   British billionaire Denise Coates has a net worth of around 7.398 billion euros  and she is 57 years old.     How did the 2nd richest self-made woman billionaire in Europe become rich?   UK billionaire Denise Coates is the founder, majority shareholder and joint chief executive of online gaming company bet365. Bet365.com was launched in 2001 as an online betting site by borrowing £15 million from RBS against the family's betting shop estate. In 2005, these shops were sold to Coral for £40 million, which allowed Coates to pay off the loan to RBS.   As of 2016, Bet365 is one of the world's largest online gambling companies, with $2 billion in revenues and facilitating $45 billion in yearly bets.      3 - Giuliana Benetton – Italy   The 3rd self-made richest woman in Europe is also the 29th self-made richest woman billionaire in the world.   Italian billionaire Giuliana Benetton has a net worth of around 3.133 billion euros  and she is 87 years old.     How did the 3rd richest self-made woman billionaire in Europe become rich?   Italian billionaire Giuliana Benetton is one of the co-founders of Italian fashion brand Benetton Group.   Giuliana Benetton started Benetton Group with her three brothers by knitting sweaters that her brother Luciano delivered on his bicycle.  Currently, the Benetton Group consists of a network of 6,000 stores in 120 countries, operated by independent partners, and generating a turnover of more than €2 billion a year.     4 - Maritsa Lazari & family – United Kingdom   The 4th self-made richest woman in Europe is also the 33rd self-made richest woman billionaire in the world.   British billionaire Maritsa Lazari has a net worth of around 2.784 billion euros  and she is 80 years old.     How did the 4th richest self-made woman billionaire in Europe become rich?   British billionaire Maritsa Lazari was married to Cyprus-born British billionaire property developer Chris Lazari. Maritsa became the co-founder and director of property investment company, Lazari Investments, that owns a number of commercial and residential developments in London, including the Brunswick Centre.     5 - Anna Angelicoussis & family – Greece   The 5th self-made richest woman in Europe is also the 42nd self-made richest woman billionaire in the world.   Greek billionaire Anna Angelicoussis has a net worth of around 2.176 billion euros  and she is 69 years old.     How did the 5th richest self-made woman billionaire in Europe become rich?   Greek billionaire Anna Angelicoussis co-founded Alpha Tankers & Freighters with her then-husband Christos Kanellakis in 2000. It was the start of her own shipping empire. She founded three major maritime firms: Alpha Bulkers, Pantheon Tankers that now controls over 30 oil tankers, and Alpha Gas that currently operates around over 5 liquefied natural gas carriers.

The former King of Spain Juan Carlos I emigrates to Portugal - Portugal Business News Royalty News Europe - The former King of Spain Juan Carlos I is emigrating to Portugal and the current King of Spain's second daughter, Princess Sofia, is also moving to Portugal:   Spain's emeritus king, Juan Carlos I, just bought a house valued at 4.5 million euros in Portugal’s Riviera, Cascais, that is part of Lisbon’s metropolitan area. 1 - The King of Spain's second daughter, Princess Sofia, also moves to Portugal:   The King of Spain’s second daughter, Infanta Sofia, will also move to Portugal soon, since she will study for a year in Lisbon in 2026. The Spanish Princess will study Political Science in English at the FORWARD COLLEGE and will share the campus with young people of around 40 nationalities. Click here for more information: In what college will Spanish Princess Sofia study in Portugal?   2 - Where will the former King of Spain Juan Carlos I live in Portugal? The former King of Spain, who used to live in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, is now moving permanently to Portugal where he will maintain a low-key life and stay out of the public spotlight.   Juan Carlos I of Spain bought a house in Portugal’s Riviera,   between Cascais and Estoril and he personally traveled to Cascais to oversee renovation work on his chosen mansion in early July 2025.   By moving to Portugal, the former King of Spain will be just a few hours from Galicia in Spain and will therefore be able to maintain contact with the rest of his family, specifically his daughters, the Infantas Elena and Cristina.   Former King of Spain Juan Carlos I benefits from speaking fluent Portuguese and he will be able to keep contact with his friends, connected to royalty and to the business world.