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Italy’s Fincantieri dives deeper into the submarine sector

MILAN (Reuters) -Italy’s Fincantieri expects the weight of its revenues in the underwater business to double by 2027, the shipbuilder said on Monday, as it presses on with its expansion in this increasingly profitable sector. The state-controlled group aims to take advantage of a global market that it estimated at 50 billion euros ($56 billion) …

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Denmark plans offshore wind tender with up to $8.3 billion subsidy

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Denmark will launch offshore wind tenders with a capacity of three gigawatt (GW), enough to power three million homes, its energy ministry said on Monday, offering subsidies to developers of up to 55.2 billion Danish crowns ($8.32 billion). The three tenders will open in the autumn this year and cover two areas in …

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M&S’ slow recovery from cyberattack puts it at risk of lasting damage

By James Davey and Sarah Young LONDON (Reuters) -A month after a costly cyberattack on one of Britain’s best known retailers, Marks & Spencer has yet to restore online shopping as it prioritises safety over speed, while retailers worldwide race to boost their defences. The attack on the 141-year-old M&S, has likely already cost it …

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Bath & Body Works appoints former Nike executive Daniel Heaf as CEO

(Reuters) -Bath & Body Works said on Monday it has appointed former Nike chief strategy and transformation officer, Daniel Heaf, as chief executive, effective immediately. He replaces Gina Boswell, who has been at the helm of the beauty and skincare firm since November 2022. In March, the company said Boswell would be temporarily absent, for …

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Volkswagen weighs plan to sell or find partner for Italdesign

By Giulio Piovaccari and Christina Amann MILAN (Reuters) -Volkswagen is considering a plan to divest from its design and engineering unit Italdesign, union representatives told Reuters on Monday, as part of the German automaker’s efforts to overhaul its European operations. The group is assessing a possible sale of Turin-based Italdesign, but it could also consider …

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Russia’s Gazprom works on new gas supply contract with Serbia, TASS reports

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Kremlin-controlled energy giant Gazprom is working on a new gas supply contract with Serbia, TASS news agency cited Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak as saying on Monday. Serbia, which historically has close ties to Moscow but also aspires to join the European Union, heavily depends on Russia for natural gas and …

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Hundred roubles to dollar would be acceptable, says Russian government source

By Darya Korsunskaya MOSCOW (Reuters) -The Russian economy could cope with the rouble sliding back to 100 to the dollar but authorities worry that any correction from current levels could spiral out of control, a senior government source has told Reuters. The rouble has surged about 40% against the dollar to around 80 this year. …

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EU deadline on UniCredit, Banco BPM deal extended after national request

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -EU antitrust regulators have extended their decision deadline on Italian bank UniCredit’s takeover bid for its smaller rival Banco BPM after a national watchdog asked to take over the review, a European Commission filing showed. The EU competition enforcer’s website showed a national agency had submitted a request on May 14 but did …

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