(IN BRIEF) SIX Group AG has retained its ‘A/A-1’ long- and short-term issuer credit ratings from S&P Global Ratings, while operating subsidiaries SIX SIS AG and SIX x-clear AG continue to hold ‘A+/A-1’ ratings, with stable outlooks maintained across all … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Investment, Switzerland
Tagged A- Rating, A/A-1 rating, Aquis Exchange, business transformation, client solutions, cost management, credit rating, deleveraging, earnings diversification, EBITDA margin, financial leverage, Financial Market Infrastructure, financial performance, financial resilience, financial strategy, first half 2026, investment grade rating, issuer credit rating, market position, Markus Habbel, operating subsidiaries, revenue growth, S&P Global Ratings, Scale Up 2027, September 7 2026, SIX, SIX Group AG, SIX Group’s Stable Outlook Reaffirmed as S&P Recognises Financial Strength and Progress Under Scale Up 2027, SIX Maintains Strong Investment-Grade Ratings Across Group and Operating Subsidiaries With Stable Outlooks, SIX SIS AG, SIX x-clear AG, stable outlook, strategic growth, Switzerland, vertically integrated business model
(IN BRIEF) Hiab will showcase its ZEPRO-G tail lift and a range of application-specific load handling solutions at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 in Hanover from 15 to 20 September, focusing on fleet uptime, durability and lower total cost of ownership. Developed … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Finland, Germany, Industrial, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 000 kg capacity, 000 sales and service locations, 000-cycle testing, 1, 200 employees, 3, 30, 5, 500 kg capacity, advanced hydraulics, Argos, bodybuilders, column lift, Commercial Vehicles, corrosion protection, DEL GB1000, Dennis Lundberg, durability, EFFER, Fleet Electrification, Fleet operators, fleet uptime, GALFAB, galvanised finish, gas-cylinder distribution, Germany, HAAS Tail Lift Systems GmbH, Hall 27 Stand F37, Hanover, heavy-duty transport, Heini Huuhka, Hiab, Hiab Brings ZEPRO-G Tail Lift and Integrated Fleet Solutions to IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 With Focus on Uptime and Lower TCO, Hiab Corporation, Hiab Showcases ZEPRO-G Durability and Application-Specific Tail Lift Portfolio for Commercial Fleets at IAA TRANSPORTATION, Hiab Targets Higher Fleet Availability and Longer Equipment Life With ZEPRO-G Launch Showcase in Hanover, HIPERFORM, IAA Transportation 2026, ING, JONSERED, Labrie, last mile logistics, Leach, lifecycle performance, load handling, logistics, LOGLIFT, MOFFETT, more than 100 countries, MULTILIFT, Operational Efficiency, payload capacity, Princeton, Ross Townshend, September 2026, service support, slider tail lift, Stand L45, Tail Lifts, TCO, Total Cost of Ownership, transport sector, vehicle integration, WALTCO, waste and recycling, weather protection, Wittke, ZEPRO, ZEPRO Z2000, ZEPRO Z75, ZEPRO ZT 2500, ZEPRO-G, €1.6 billion sales
(IN BRIEF) Voith has launched PowerDrive Mining, its new fully coordinated electric drive system for belt conveyors, at Electra Mining Africa 2026 in Johannesburg, positioning the technology as a cost-efficient and lower-risk alternative for new conveyor installations, retrofits and replacements. … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Industrial, Metals and Minerals, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 30% below market benchmark, acceleration control, backstop, belt conveyors, BeltControl, braking control, commissioning, compact drive system, conveyor belts, conveyor braking, conveyor drive systems, conveyor replacement, drivetrain, Electra Mining Africa 2026, electric drive systems, electrified conveyors, enclosed rotating components, engineering efficiency, factory-tested systems, fault diagnostics, Germany, Hall 5 Booth E10, harmonized ramps, Heidenheim, industrial automation, integrated brake, investment cost, Johannesburg, Johannesburg Expo Centre, lifecycle support, mechanical stress reduction, mining automation, mining conveyors, mining equipment, mining operators, multi-drive control, Nasrec, OEMs, operational safety, parameterization, PowerDrive Mining, pre-parameterized controller, preassembled systems, Price/Performance Ratio, remote diagnostics, retrofit projects, robust housing, September 7 2026, September 7-11 2026, serviceability, smooth start-up, South Africa, steel structures, synchronized drives, uptime, Voith, Voith Debuts PowerDrive Mining in Johannesburg With Purchase Price Target Around 30% Below Market Benchmark, Voith Introduces PowerDrive Mining Electric Conveyor Drive System With BeltControl Automation at Electra Mining Africa 2026, Voith Targets Faster Commissioning and Lower Project Costs With Preassembled PowerDrive Mining Belt Conveyor Drive Package
(IN BRIEF) ZÜBLIN Ground Engineering and STRABAG Australia have secured their first joint contract in Australia, marking a significant milestone in the Group’s expansion into the country’s ground engineering market through participation in Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop East project. The … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 2035 service opening, 26 km twin tunnels, 90 km orbital rail line, Acciona, August 6 2026, Australia, Australian infrastructure market, Box Hill, Cheltenham, construction since 2022, CPB, CPB Contractors, cross passages, employment connections, Georgiou Group, geotechnical engineering, Ghella, ground engineering, ground freezing, hospitals, infrastructure construction, Jörg Löffler, Melbourne, Melbourne transport network, metro infrastructure, nearly 30 cross passages, public transport, rail infrastructure, Regional Connectivity, specialist foundations, SRL, SRL East, STRABAG, STRABAG Australia, Suburban Connect, Suburban Rail Loop, transport infrastructure, tunnel construction, Tunnelling, underground infrastructure, universities, Victoria, Victorian infrastructure, Züblin, ZÜBLIN Brings Ground Freezing Technology to Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop as Group Secures First Contract in Australia, ZÜBLIN Ground Engineering, ZÜBLIN Ground Engineering Targets Further Australian Growth After Winning Major Role in Melbourne SRL East Infrastructure Project, ZÜBLIN Secures First Major Australian Ground Engineering Contract for Cross-Passage Works on Melbourne’s SRL East, ZÜBLIN Spezialtiefbau GmbH
(IN BRIEF) FIGO will open submissions on 18 September 2026 for the XXVI FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics, inviting healthcare professionals, researchers, educators and advocates worldwide to contribute to the scientific programme for FIGO Montréal 2027, which will … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Healthcare, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 delegates, 8, abstracts, advocates, breakout sessions, bursaries, call for submissions, CANADA, clinical best practices, clinical research, Clinicians, educators, ePosters, Excellence, Fellowships, FIGO, FIGO Encourages Early Preparation for Montréal 2027 Submissions With Bursary and Fellowship Support Available to Eligible Presenters, FIGO Montréal 2027, financial support, global health, gynecology, Health Equity, healthcare advocacy, healthcare collaboration, Healthcare Innovation, healthcare professionals, INNOVATION, international congress, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, medical congress, medical education, medical research, Montréal, Montréal Convention Centre, November 5 2027, OB/GYN, Obstetrics, October 31 2027, oral presentations, patient experiences, pre-Congress workshops, professional development, research communication, researchers, scientific programme, Scientific Programme Committee, scientific research, September 18 2026, short films, skills labs, submissions, women's rights, Women’s Health, XXVI FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics
(IN BRIEF) The University of Bristol has opened the landmark Sloane Robinson Building at its £500 million Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, creating a major new academic, innovation and civic hub at the centre of the wider Bristol Temple Quarter regeneration … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Construction, Education, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Real Estate, Science, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 square metres, 38, 500 students, 650 staff, Active Learning Studios, advanced telecommunications, AI, artificial intelligence, Barton Hill, BDFI, Bill Brown Lecture Theatre, biodiversity, Bloomberg Trading terminals, BREEAM Excellent, Bristol, Bristol City Council, Bristol Digital Futures Institute, Bristol Innovations Zone, Bristol Rooms, Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol Temple Quarter, Bristol Temple Quarter LLP, Charting Change, cyber security, cyber security teaching suites, deep tech, Design Factory, digital engineering, district heating, eco-concrete, Engine Shed, Hartcliffe, Helen Godwin, Homes England, Hugh Sloane, INDIA, INNOVATION, Maker Space, Mumbai, Mumbai Enterprise Campus, MyWorld, Network Rail, Professor Evelyn Welch, Professor Judith Squires, QTIC, quantum technologies, Quantum Technologies Innovation Centre, September 7 2026, SETsquared Bristol, Sir Robert McAlpine, Sloane Robinson Building, Sloane Robinson Foundation, solar panels, Story Exchange, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, TQEC, United Kingdom, University of Bristol, University of Bristol Expands Innovation Footprint With £500 Million Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus and New Deep-Tech Hub, University of Bristol Marks 150th Anniversary With Opening of Major Temple Quarter Campus Focused on Future Technologies and Regional Growth, University of Bristol Opens New Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus Alongside £23 Million Bristol Temple Meads Eastern Entrance, urban regeneration, West of England Combined Authority, West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, Wild Spaces, Withywood, Wood and Harrison, £20 million donation, £23 million station entrance, £35 million investment, £4, £500 million campus
(IN BRIEF) Alstom has supported the start of revenue operations on the next phase of the Indore Metro Yellow Line with its India-built Movia metro trains, Urbalis Forward CBTC signalling and long-term maintenance services, extending the company’s role in Madhya … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, France, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 'Make in India', 10 trainsets, 144 seated passengers, 15-year maintenance agreement, 16 stations, 16.72 km operational mainline, 23 trainsets delivered, 25 Indore trainsets, 31.5 km Yellow Line, 52 metro trainsets, 80 km/h, 981 standing passengers, Alstom, Alstom Advances Make in India Rail Strategy With Locally Manufactured Metro Trains and Digital Signalling for Indore, Alstom India, Alstom Strengthens Urban Mobility in Madhya Pradesh as Next Indore Metro Yellow Line Phase Begins Revenue Operations, Alstom’s Movia Metro Fleet and Urbalis Forward CBTC Enter Service on Next Phase of Indore Yellow Line in Madhya Pradesh, Atmanirbhar Bharat, ATP, automatic track inspection, automatic train protection, Bhopal, CBTC, CCTV surveillance, Communications-Based Train Control, empty train detection, energy-efficient traction, FlexCare Perform, Gandhinagar Depot, GoA1, Grade of Automation 1, Gujarat, INDIA, Indore, Indore Metro, Indore Metro Yellow Line, lifecycle management, Local Manufacturing, local sourcing, Madhya Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited, mass transit, Metro Rail, Movia, Movia metro trains, MPMRCL, Olivier Loison, passenger accessibility, rail infrastructure, rail maintenance, rail signalling, regenerative braking, Savli, September 7 2026, seven-year signalling maintenance, smart lighting, sustainable mobility, TCMS, Telecommunications Systems, test track, three-car metro trains, Train Control and Management System, unattended object detection, Urbalis Forward, urban mobility
(IN BRIEF) MAN Truck & Bus has published its new “Beyond Diesel” strategy report showing how early adoption of battery-electric trucks can deliver a structural competitive advantage when fleet electrification is combined with depot charging, photovoltaic generation, battery storage and … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Automotive, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Germany, Infrastructure & Utilities, Italy, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 000 eTrucks, 000 TCO advantage, 000 transport companies, 1.6 MWh battery storage, 1.8 MWp photovoltaics, 13% TCO advantage, 15, 15% to 35% registrations, 2030, 2035, 350 kWp photovoltaic system, 400 kW charging, 5, 765 kWp photovoltaic capacity, Austria, battery storage, battery-electric trucks, battery-electric vehicle adoption, Betonwerk Bad Lausick, Beyond Diesel, charging infrastructure, commercial fleet strategy, Commercial Vehicles, depot charging, diesel comparison, electric trucks, Energy management, energy transition, eTrucks, European truck market, five MAN eTGX trucks, fleet competitiveness, Fleet Electrification, Foppiani Transport, Germany, heavy-duty transport, Hubert Schlager, Italy, logistics decarbonisation, low-carbon supply chains, MAN, MAN Beyond Diesel report, MAN eTGX, MAN Report Projects Major Growth in Battery-Electric Trucks and Shows How Depot Energy Systems Can Improve Transport Economics, MAN Says Early eTruck Adopters Can Gain Structural Competitive Advantage as Battery-Electric Truck Share Rises Across Europe, MAN Truck & Bus, MAN Truck & Bus “Beyond Diesel” Report Finds Integrated Fleet and Depot Electrification Can Deliver Up to 13% TCO Savings Over Diesel, Milan, Photovoltaic Systems, Pietro Zanon, Robin Schulze, Roland Schurig, Saxen, Schlager Transport Logistik, smart charging, solar energy, sustainable transport, TCO, Total Cost of Ownership, transport contracts, Transport Decarbonisation, Zero Emission Projects, zero-emission tenders, Zero-Emission Transport, €0.16 per kWh, €500
(IN BRIEF) Ramboll will take part in Climate Week NYC 2026 with a broad programme of events addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing cities and infrastructure, including housing affordability and decarbonisation, urban resilience, climate technology, the growth of … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Construction, Denmark, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Real Estate, Technology
Tagged advanced nuclear, AI, artificial intelligence, C40 Cities, Center on Global Energy Policy, Cheryl Ginyard Jones, Christian Jensby, City of New York, climate adaptation, climate careers, climate resilience, climate risk analysis, climate tech, climate technology, Climate Technology and Sustainable Infrastructure Expertise to Climate Week NYC 2026, Climate Week NYC 2026, cloud computing, Columbia University, community wellbeing, Consulate General of Denmark in New York, corporate sustainability, data centres, decarbonisation, digital infrastructure, electricity grids, energy transition, Evan Martinez, extreme heat, flood resilience, Heather T. Clark, Helene Chartier, housing affordability, Hudson Yards, Ingvild Reine Assmann, land use, Mary Roeckel, New York City, New York Climate Week, New York University, NYU Center for Global Affairs, One World Trade Center, Out in Climate, permitting, Pillsbury, public space, Ramboll, Ramboll Brings Urban Resilience, Ramboll Targets Integrated Urban Climate Solutions With Six Events Across Climate Week NYC 2026, Rick Einhorn, semiconductors, September 2026, Signe Kongebro, sustainable cities, Thure Krarup, Torben Kulasingam, UNEP, Urban Land Institute, Urban Partners, urban resilience, water systems, Where Climate Meets Housing, women in energy, workforce development
(IN BRIEF) The University of East Anglia has announced its UEA Live autumn 2026 programme, featuring an extensive line-up of internationally recognised writers led by Zadie Smith, who returns to UEA for the first time in 21 years, and 2025 … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Business, Education, Entertainment, Media, United Kingdom
Tagged 2025 Booker Prize, All That Man Is, Apple Tree Yard, August Derleth Award, author talks, book signings, Booker Prize, capital, Catriona Ward, Catriona Ward and John Lanchester for UEA Live 2026, contemporary fiction, creative writing, crime fiction, CWA Debut Dagger Award, David Szalay, Dead and Alive, December 2026, Dr Martin? no, Dr Nathan Ashman, Edge Hill Prize, Flesh, Gordon Burn Prize, gothic fiction, Hallie Rubenhold, Hannah Tough, Harriet Tyce, horror fiction, Janice Hallett, Jill Dawson, John Lanchester, literary events, LITERATURE, London and the South-East, Look What You Made Me Do, Louise Doughty, Noirwich, Noirwich 2026, Norwich, Norwich Book Festival, November 2026, Nowhere Burning, October 2026, On Beauty, Plimpton Prize for Fiction, public engagement, publishing, Rawblood, Reading with the Body, Royal Society of Literature, September 2026, Story of a Murder, Sundial, Swing Time, The Appeal, The Silent Appeal, The Wall, The Wives The Mistress and Dr Crippen, UEA, UEA Creative Writing, UEA Live, UEA Live 2026, UEA Live 2026 Autumn Season Features Booker Prize Winner David Szalay, UEA Live Autumn Programme Brings Zadie Smith Back to University of East Anglia After 21 Years Alongside Booker Winner David Szalay, United Kingdom, University of East Anglia, University of East Anglia Welcomes Zadie Smith, White Teeth, Zadie Smith, Zadie Smith and Major Names in Contemporary Literature
(IN BRIEF) A multidisciplinary University of Glasgow student team has won the Innovation Award at SensUs 2026 for GLAsense, a wearable mechanical biosensor concept designed to continuously monitor levodopa levels in people living with Parkinson’s disease. The 10-member team competed … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Business, Education, Electronics & Machinery, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 17 student teams, Amira Mistkawi, August 24-28 2026, biomedical engineering, Biosciences, biosensor, co-design, continuous monitoring, digital health, Dr Chunxiao Hu, Eindhoven, Eindhoven University of Technology, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, Feryaal Main, GLAsense, GLAsense Team From University of Glasgow Takes Top SensUs 2026 Prize With Patient-Centred Levodopa Sensor Concept, Glasgow’s Young Onset Parkinson’s Group, Hannah White, Haonan Zhao, healthcare design, Healthcare Innovation, healthcare technology, hydrogel, Innovation Award, Innovation Days, James Watt School of Engineering, levodopa, Lina Roy, mechanical biosensor, mechanical engineering, medical devices, medication monitoring, Morris McDiarmid, Najaree Janjerdsak, Netherlands, non-profit app, Olivia Skinner, Parkinson's disease, patient-centred design, pressure sensing, Priyanka Virdi, Professor Julien Reboud, reversibility, RS Components, selectivity, sensor characterisation, Sensus, SensUs 2026, September 7 2026, Translation Potential Award, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Chancellor’s Fund, University of Glasgow GLAsense Team Wins SensUs 2026 Innovation Award for New Wearable Levodopa Monitoring Biosensor, University of Glasgow Students Build on SensUs Success With Award-Winning Wearable Sensor for Continuous Levodopa Monitoring, wearable biosensor, Zeiad Alkandari
(IN BRIEF) A University of Glasgow-led study of rivers on the Isle of Jura has provided new evidence that the relationship between the hardness of sediment carried by rivers and the strength of underlying bedrock can significantly influence how quickly … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 13, 35 outcrops, 600 years ago, 832 measurements, bedrock hardness, bedrock rivers, channel erosion, channel steepness, climate change, computer modelling, Digital Twins, Dr Adam Smith, drainage basin, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Easdale Subgroup, erosion modelling, fluvial erosion, geological processes, Geology, geomorphology, glacial rebound, How does lithology influence fluvial erodibility, Isle of Jura, Jura, Jura Quartzite, knickpoint retreat, knickpoints, landscape evolution, landscape-evolution models, last ice age, natural laboratory, quartzite, rainfall, river erosion, river flow, rock strength, Schmidt hammer, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, Scotland, Scotland geology, sediment hardness, sediment transport, September 7 2026, SLATE, University College London, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Researchers Use Jura’s Geology to Reveal New Controls on How Rivers Shape and Erode Landscapes, University of Glasgow Study on Isle of Jura Shows How Hard Sediment Can Accelerate River Erosion Across Softer Bedrock, University of Glasgow-Led Research Finds Sediment Hardness Is Key to Predicting River Erosion and Landscape Evolution, University of Southampton, waterfalls
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