Several European companies have announced job cuts or hiring freezes in response to a slowing economy exacerbated by U.S. tariffs. Renault plans to reduce its workforce by 3,000 employees in support services, while Bosch has announced the elimination of 13,000 jobs due to sluggish demand and high costs. Daimler Truck confirmed the reduction of 2,000 jobs across its U.S. and Mexican plants, in addition to previously announced cuts in Germany. These measures reflect broader economic challenges facing the region.
The European Union’s long-debated Chat Control legislation has been put on hold, leaving member states, tech companies, and digital rights advocates grappling with its future. The initiative, designed...
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