US defense contractors are requesting a postponement of the January 1, 2027 ban on sourcing rare earth magnets from China for military contracts. These magnets, crucial for advanced weapons and tech products, are currently dominated by Chinese production. The ban aims to reduce US reliance on China amid supply chain risks and geopolitical concerns. The Trump administration is pushing for stricter enforcement of sourcing rules and has launched initiatives like Project Vault to build a domestic critical minerals stockpile. The delay request reflects challenges in quickly shifting supply chains away from China.
The Delhi High Court has directed Apple to fully cooperate with India's Competition Commission in its ongoing antitrust investigation into Apple's App Store payment system, which charges developers up to 30%. Apple had resisted providing financial di...
AL Sydbank A/S continued its share buyback programme in week 20, purchasing 36,000 shares at an average price of around DKK 528 per share, totaling approximately DKK 19 million. The buyback, announced in February 2026 and running until January 2027, ...
AL Sydbank A/S continued its share buyback program in week 20, purchasing 36,000 shares at an average price of around 528 DKK per share, totaling approximately 19 million DKK. The buyback program, announced in February 2026 with a total value of 1.1 ...
The PropTech market, valued at $43 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $165 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 13.9%. Growth is fueled by AI-powered property management, smart building technologies, cloud computing, and blockchain in real estate trans...
ISS A/S announced ongoing share buyback activities under a programme started in February 2026, aiming to redistribute excess cash to shareholders and reduce share capital. The company has repurchased shares worth DKK 584 million so far and recently r...
