London’s startup ecosystem is proving resilient despite Brexit challenges and growing European competition. Through specialized programs like Grow London Global, founders are finding innovative pathways to international expansion.
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The United States has successfully blocked a proposed global fee on shipping emissions during international maritime negotiations. President Donald Trump threatened retaliation against supporting nations, calling the measure a “global green new scam tax” in social media posts ahead of the vote.
The United States has reportedly succeeded in blocking a proposed global fee on shipping emissions during international negotiations, according to sources familiar with the proceedings. The International Maritime Organization meeting concluded Friday without adopting new regulations that would have moved the shipping industry away from fossil fuels.
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Alphabet’s Waymo will bring its fully autonomous robotaxi service to London in 2026, establishing its first European foothold. The expansion comes as the company scales operations across multiple U.S. cities and partners with mobility fintech firm Moove for fleet management.
Waymo, the autonomous vehicle subsidiary of Alphabet, will launch its first European robotaxi service in London sometime in 2026, according to reports from the company. Sources indicate the California-based company plans to operate a fleet of electric Jaguar I-PACE SUVs without human backup drivers, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion strategy.
