Industrial
Digital Forklift Checklists and a Growing Cyber Threat: Inside Germany’s New Electrical Safety Rules
A new digital inspection license for industrial trucks, rolled out on July 3 by Wosatec, lets safety workers run checks...
Sicherheitsversagen weltweit: 34 Sanktionen nach Eisenbahnunfall in China
Safety regulators across multiple countries have issued damning reports on fatal accidents in the transport, industrial and recreational sectors, with...
Ondas Holdings: The Clash Between a $150 Million Order Surge and a 40% Insider Exit
Ondas Holdings presents a study in contradictions. Its defense business is booming – second-quarter order intake topped $150 million –...
Rocket Lab’s Iridium Deal and 24‑Hour Launch Cadence Put Speed at the Center of Its Ambitions
The space industry loves a good spectacle—massive rockets, multi‑billion‑dollar contracts, and splashy Mars ambitions. Rocket Lab USA is rewriting the...
German Companies Must Prove Worker Competence for Every Device Under New July 2026 Rules
Since July 1, operators in Germany face a significantly higher bar for proving their employees can safely handle any piece...
Rheinmetall’s Bounce Faces a Proving Ground as Berlin’s Legislative Push Collides with Project Risk
The defence group's stock clawed back above €1,050 on Wednesday after the German cabinet approved two bills intended to accelerate...
Hensoldt Weathers €18BN Frigate Cancellation as Radar Technology Eyes MEKO Successor
Defense electronics specialist Hensoldt has moved quickly to calm investor nerves after Germany’s defense ministry pulled the plug on the...
Thyssenkrupp Gets a Steel Tariff Lifeline, But Market Mood Remains Tepid
The European Union’s revamped steel import regime came into force on July 1, 2026, offering Thyssenkrupp a measure of political...
Siemens Energy’s Desert Bonanza and Factory Logjam Set the Tone Ahead of August Earnings
A thicket of conflicting signals hangs over Siemens Energy as it enters the mandatory quiet period ahead of its third-quarter...
Insolvencies Jump 5% as German Business Chiefs Demand Sweeping Reform Package
The number of corporate insolvencies in Germany climbed 5 percent in the first half of 2026 to roughly 5,940 cases,...
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