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Gorilla, a leading technology company specializing in data solutions for energy retailers, has secured €23M in its Series B funding round. "No one knows what the energy sector will look like 10 years from now. But in the path towards it, innovation is key," said Ruben Van den Bossche, Co-founder and CEO of Gorilla. The energy sector has seen a surge in data processing needs … [Read more...] about Gorilla Secures €23M Series B Funding to Revolutionize Data Processing in the Energy Sector

Turkey has recently taken significant measures to curb the influx of electric vehicles (EVs) from China by imposing a substantial 40% additional tariff on these imports. This decision, which raises the total tariff on Chinese EVs to 50%, reflects Turkey's strategic move to protect and promote its burgeoning domestic EV industry, particularly its homegrown brand, Togg. The … [Read more...] about Turkey Imposes Heavy Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles

The financial markets experienced a slight dip as Wall Street's main indexes closed marginally lower. This decline was spurred by the release of stronger-than-expected monthly jobs data in the United States, which has fueled concerns among investors. The robust employment figures suggest a resilient economy, leading to speculation that the Federal Reserve might delay any plans … [Read more...] about Robust Jobs Data Sparks Concerns Over Delayed Fed Rate Cuts, Nudging Wall Street Lower

Gold bar vending machines have seen a surge in popularity across South Korea, reflecting a growing trend among consumers who are increasingly interested in precious metals as a means of investment. These vending machines, strategically placed in high-traffic areas such as shopping malls, subway stations, and even airports, offer a convenient and accessible way for people to … [Read more...] about Gold bar vending machines have seen a surge in popularity across South Korea