... in fintech: large rounds are occurring not only in the USA but also in Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. Simultaneously, the boom in "green" technologies continues: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear developments. For example, Swiss startup Climeworks received $162 million to develop systems for direct air capture of CO 2 (the company has raised over $1 billion in total). Biotech and medtech startups are ...

... official report. Corporate Earnings: Before market open: Caterpillar, Pfizer, BP, Eaton Corporation, Siemens Energy. The morning block features an industrial giant (Caterpillar), a pharmaceutical leader (Pfizer), a European oil and gas major (BP), an electrical equipment manufacturer (Eaton), and an energy corporation (Siemens Energy). This range across sectors will provide a broad view of demand resilience—from global machinery and healthcare to energy. After market close: Advanced Micro Devices ...

... technologies , and industrial software are regaining prominence. In the US and Asia, significant deals focusing on "green" agendas are being recorded: investors are pouring funds into startups aimed at reducing CO₂ emissions, developing electric transport, and innovating materials. Biotech companies are also attracting large checks once again, particularly in genetic therapy and digital health segments, where some startups are achieving valuations in the hundreds of millions of dollars ...

... from a consortium of investors at a valuation above $7.5 billion, signaling renewed interest in the sector. Simultaneously, there is a boom in "green" technologies: funds are eagerly financing climate projects — from renewable energy and electric transport to innovative nuclear energy. Swiss startup Climeworks raised $162 million to expand direct CO₂ capture systems from the atmosphere (bringing its total funding to over $1 billion). In the realm of nuclear fusion, European companies ...

... consortium of investors at a valuation exceeding $7.5 billion, signaling a renewed interest in the sector. Simultaneously, a boom in "green" technologies is ongoing: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transport to innovative nuclear energy. For example, Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million to expand systems for capturing CO₂ directly from the atmosphere (raising total funds to over $1 billion). In the nuclear fusion sector, European ...