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Karim, a collaboration consultant (Photo: NTT)

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Episode 5: Karim – Beyond the Chatbot: Cultivating AI Champions

AI is the first tech employees know better at home than at work—and often reduce to a chatbot.

NTT DATA Luxembourg • 21.09.2026

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Soler’s 25th anniversary was celebrated in the presence of Prime minister Luc Frieden, ministers Lex Delles and Serge Wilmes, Grand Duke Guillaume, Paul Zeimet, managing director of Soler, and Claude Seywert, CEO of Encevo and chairman of Soler. (Photo: Soler/Eric Devillet Photographe)

In 25 years, Soler has increased its electricity generation 32-fold

Ioanna Schimizzi • 18.09.2026

Jeremie, go-to-market lead at NTT DATA (Photo: NTT)

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Episode 4: Jeremie – Beyond experimentation: speed and sovereignty

NTT DATA Luxembourg • 15.09.2026

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The Open Day offers visitors the chance to discover the diversity and expertise of Luxembourg’s businesses over two days next week. (Photo: Meco)

A glimpse behind the scenes of trains, healthcare centres and laboratories

Thierry Labro • 15.09.2026

With the rise of interactive screens in factories, there was a need for a suitable glove for workers. More than two billion units are produced using Ocsial’s black powder, according to its CEO, Konstantin Notman. (Photo: Paperjam)

The secret story of Ocsial, which Putin wants to rewrite… and reclaim

Thierry Labro • 08.09.2026

Stéphane, cyberconsultant (Photo: NTT)

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Episode 3 – Stéphane — The AI Security Arms Race

NTT Data Luxembourg • 07.09.2026

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Volkswagen is adding 50,000 job cuts to the approximately 50,000 already planned by 2030. The car manufacturer, whose chief executive Oliver Blume is pictured here, is accelerating the restructuring announced at the end of August in response to profits deemed to be insufficient. (Photo: Volkswagen AG)

Volkswagen doubles its job cuts

Ioanna Schimizzi • 04.09.2026

Models registered in 2023 emitted, on average, 4.6 times more CO2 on the road than their official figures indicated, according to a European study by the ICCT. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Plug-in hybrids emit nearly five times more than expected

Ioanna Schimizzi • 03.09.2026

The Luxembourg-based group is continuing its acquisitions in South America. Following the acquisition of Profertil, it has taken over the Caarapó plant in Brazil, which specialises in sugar, ethanol and energy. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Adecoagro acquires a sugar factory for USD117m

Ioanna Schimizzi • 02.09.2026

French executive Sarah Bonhomme is taking the helm of the pharmaceutical group in Belgium and Luxembourg. She succeeds Federico Mambretti, who has been appointed head of Novartis in Italy. (Photos: Novartis, Shutterstock; layout: Paperjam)

Sarah Bonhomme appointed head of Novartis in Belux

Ioanna Schimizzi • 01.09.2026

The Brazilian company Votorantim has entered into a definitive agreement with the Swedish mining group Boliden to sell its 64.68% stake in the Luxembourg-based company. (Photo: Nexa Resources)

Swedish firm Boliden set to take control of Nexa Resources in Luxembourg

Ioanna Schimizzi • 27.08.2026

With an operating margin of 3.8%, Volkswagen is no longer making enough profit to sustainably fund its technologies, products and factories. (Photo: Volkswagen AG)

Volkswagen considers its profits insufficient to invest

Ioanna Schimizzi • 24.08.2026

According to Álvaro Sánchez, CEO of Integrasys, pictured here, these two projects should enable the company to “accelerate innovation, expand [its] R&D capabilities and help strengthen the European defence ecosystem”. (Photo: Integrasys)

Integrasys secures two defence projects in Luxembourg

Ioanna Schimizzi • 19.08.2026

Two people were killed and 13 injured in a strike on the ArcelorMittal site in Ukraine. The attack damaged key facilities and led to a partial halt in production. (Photo: ArcelorMittal)

ArcelorMittal hit by a missile in Ukraine

Ioanna Schimizzi • 17.08.2026

Holcim no longer wishes to rely so heavily on its traditional cement, aggregates and concrete businesses. It is developing construction solutions with higher added value, capable of covering several stages of a single project and generating more cross-selling opportunities. Photo: Shutterstock

Holcim dismantles Xella’s Luxembourg structure

Thierry Labro • 10.08.2026

Whilst the group continues to make a splash in Moscow, in Luxembourg it has undertaken an active restructuring of its assets, bringing to an end the era when it used to forge partnerships on a global scale. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Rosneft erases a remnant of the era of the oil majors in Luxembourg

Thierry Labro • 05.08.2026

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