SoftBank Invests $200 Million in Swiss Robotics Startup Gravis
SoftBank Group Corp. has invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics, a Swiss startup that makes autonomous software for construction machinery.
SoftBank Group Corp. has invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics, a Swiss startup that makes autonomous software for construction machinery.
SoftBank Group Corp invested $200 million in Swiss startup Gravis Robotics, which creates autonomous software for construction machinery.
Partners Group Holding AG was the worst performer in MSCI’s European financial sector index for the year, signalling investor worries about redemptions from its popular evergreen funds
Swisscanto analysts argue that the traditionally defensive health sector can be paired with the aggressive growth profile of AI. They identify three publicly traded health companies that are leaders in AI applications as the most compelling investment opportunities.
Glencore is launching a smart shortcut to a triple listing by issuing depositary receipts in Sydney. This move will enable Australian investors to trade Glencore shares on a local platform, improving accessibility for the mining‑focused investor base in Australia.
The Swiss‑based non‑custodial protocol Boltz announced a temporary suspension of its service because attackers using AI tools were rapidly finding and modifying vulnerabilities, outpacing the company’s ability to fix them.
The luxury industry faces pressure, but watches and jewelry remain attractive to investors. An analyst discusses the investment considerations for the stocks of Swatch Group and Richemont, explaining why they are currently under investor scrutiny.
Former England women’s international and sports investor Eni Aluko criticised UEFA’s decision to threaten a boycott of FIFA events, saying it reflects a lack of consultation over FIFA’s proposal to create a new commercial entity, FIFA Forward Enterprise, valued at $20 billion and seeking $4.2 billion from investors. The dispute highlights tensions between European football authorities and FIFA’s capital‑raising plan.
The Ethereum Foundation, a non‑profit based in Switzerland that supports the development of the Ethereum blockchain, added Pascal Caversaccio, the co‑founder of privacy‑focused startup SEAL 911, to its board. The move signals an increased emphasis on privacy and security within the Ethereum protocol.
Logitech’s CEO highlighted that a recent disruption at a major semiconductor supplier has created an unusually tight chip supply, impacting the company’s Q1 performance, component costs and pricing approach.