The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has unveiled a new strategy aimed at combating the growth of illegal gambling in the United Kingdom, arguing that a coordinated response from government authorities, regulators, technology platforms and financial institutions is necessary to protect consumers and the licensed market. Representing what it says is around 90 per cent of Britain's regulated betting and gaming industry, the trade body believes that unlicensed operators are expa

Wind turbine manufacturing in the European Union experienced a significant recovery in 2024, with production reaching its strongest level in a decade after several years of inconsistent performance, according to newly released figures from Eurostat. The data is included in the 2026 edition of Key figures on European business, a publication that examines a broad range of economic indicators across the EU, including business activity, investment patterns, productivity, technolo

The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) has imposed an administrative penalty of €170,000 on digital bank bunq B.V. after determining that the company failed to handle several customer complaints related to online fraud within the timeframe required by law. According to the regulator, the sanction stems from bunq's delayed responses to seven complaints submitted by customers who had fallen victim to online scams. In each of those cases, the affected individu

The investigation into the theft of more than €61 million from Caritas Luxembourg has expanded after Italian authorities arrested a woman in Rome who is believed to have played an important role in the alleged money laundering operation connected to the fraud. The detention followed a European arrest warrant issued by Luxembourg investigators and was reported by Luxembourg media outlets citing information from Italy. Authorities now believe the case extends well beyond the or