Launched near $102 Brent after Iran seized ships in the Straits of Hormuz
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Launched near $102 Brent after Iran seized ships in the Straits of Hormuz

Prices of crude oil were launched Wednesday, with Brent over $100 a barrel, reaching $101.91, while West Texas Intermediate closed at $92.96, with an increase of over 3%. The increase was caused by the occupation of two container transport ships by the Guards of the Iran Revolution in the Straits of Hormuz. Despite the extension of the truce by Donald Trump, oil flows remain intermittent and the US retain Iran's naval blockade, as peace talks collapsed.

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Plan-mammoth for merging Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile, the largest deal M&S in history
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Plan-mammoth for merging Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile, the largest deal M&S in history

Deutsche Telekom examines a complete merger with its American subsidiary T-Mobile US, in a move that could be the largest M&A deal in history. The German group, which already owns 53% of T-Mobile, plans to set up a new equity swap holding company. The merger would create the world's largest wireless service provider, surpassing China Mobile valued at $235 billion. Discussions are at an early stage and require political support, while the two companies refused to comment.

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The misleading advertisements and the new sanctions
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The misleading advertisements and the new sanctions

A brake on the unfair practices that they have to do even with misleading advertisements abroad for properties sold in Greece even below the limit of 250,000 euros attempts to put the government in relation to Golden Visa's program to grant residence permits to third country property buyers. In the new circular, [...]

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Brussels changes mobile phone rules - The important February 2027
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Brussels changes mobile phone rules – The important February 2027

Since February 2027, the European Union has been implementing new regulations that radically change mobile phones and tablets. The rules, adopted in 2023, impose batteries substituted by the user with simple tools. The batteries will retain 80% of their capacity after 800 charging cycles and will remain available for five years. Spare parts will be offered for up to 10 years, while devices will be labelled with life-long, durable and repairable information. The aim is to reduce electronic waste and extend the life of devices.

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