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Construction and building materials manufacturers across Europe face growing defect liability exposure and EU regulatory obligations that manual warranty management systems were never designed to handle. Photo: iStock/Paul Brown

The data gap behind construction liability

Europe’s construction sector carries billions in warranty and defect liability exposure. Most manufacturers manage it with spreadsheets and email chains. As EU regulation tightens, that approach is no longer viable.

iWarranty • 20.05.2026

At Nexus last year, the Prime Minister officially announced the partnership between Mistral AI – represented here by its CEO, Arthur Mensch – and Luxembourg. With 50% of Europe’s GDP, he told MEPs, it is clear that public procurement must serve the interests of European businesses. (Photo: Jordan Koenig/Paperjam/Archives)

Luxembourg held up as an example by Arthur Mensch

Thierry Labro • 15.05.2026

Felix Hemmerling (Kodehyve) was forced to reinvent Kodehyve in the wake of the property crisis. Today, having tailored its services more closely to SMEs and their specific needs, the small business is thriving. Photos: Eva Krins/Paperjam/archives

From Vefa to crisis: how Kodehyve avoided a property crash

Thierry Labro • 13.05.2026

The chair of the board of directors, Françoise Schlink, and Post’s chief executive officer, Claude Strasser, praised what has been a very respectable year despite increasingly challenging fundamentals, at a time when the company (and the customers it serves) is undergoing a transformation. Photo: Paperjam

Post: wages now account for 80% of value created

Thierry Labro • 12.05.2026

In Kehlen, the triple-A building serves as a pilot site for all Group Marth technologies; products and services are tested there under real-world conditions before being made available to customers. (Photo: Group Marth)

Innovation and sustainability for housing estates

Group Marth • 12.05.2026

Seven innovative projects have joined the Esric incubation programme, showcasing an ecosystem that is rapidly gaining momentum. Photo: Esric

The Esric propels seven start-ups into the space economy

Ioanna Schimizzi • 12.05.2026

As Head of the Public Sector for EMEA at Nvidia, Eva-Maria Hempe is expected to address the key challenges observed in European public sector deployments. Photo: Eva-Maria Hempe

Nvidia in the public sector: Hempe opens the floodgates

Thierry Labro • 11.05.2026

Luxembourg-based biotech firm Usil Therapeutics announced on Tuesday 5 May that it had secured a €5.2m European grant under the Hera/EU4Health programme. Photo: USIL Therapeutics

A biotech firm from the City Incubator secures €5.2m in EU funding

Ioanna Schimizzi • 05.05.2026

Alistair Donaldson joins Uplift360 as CTO with experience in scaling advanced technologies from lab to industrial deployment. He previously served as CTO at Levidian Nanosystems and spent more than 20 years at Rolls-Royce in materials science and engineering. (Photo: Uplift360)

Uplift360 names Alistair Donaldson as CTO to drive industrial growth

Rebeca Suay • 04.05.2026

SMEs face rising deepfake threats as trust becomes a key vulnerability, requiring strategic readiness beyond regulation to ensure resilience. (Photo: Innovation Lux)

Deepfake risk is now a leadership challenge

Innovation Lux • 04.05.2026

Felix Hemmerling (left), co-founder of Kodehyve, and Misch Strotz (right), CEO of LetzAI and a leading local figure in artificial intelligence, are two of the “fairy godmothers” supporting Torge Schwandt in the Habiata project. (Photo: Habiata)

Habiata, the well-born start-up founded for estate agents

Thierry Labro • 30.04.2026

LetzSecure has warned that fraudulent stickers bearing the words ‘Scan and pay’ have been affixed to several parking meters in Luxembourg City. Photo: Shutterstock/LetzSecure

Beware of fake stickers on parking meters in the capital

Ioanna Schimizzi • 28.04.2026

In March, the CTO and co-founder, Akshat Prakash, received an award at the Aegis Graham Bell Awards (AGBA) for Innovation in New Delhi, an event supported by the Indian government. Photo: Camb.AI

From World Cup to Olympics: multilingual live giant lands in Luxembourg

Thierry Labro • 27.04.2026

Kamel Amroune shared his views on entrepreneurship and the tech ecosystem at the Paperjam Together event at Spuerkeess. (Photo: Julian Pierrot/Paperjam)

Tech, entrepreneurship and anti-fragility: Kamel Amroune’s approach

Hugo Hirsch • 23.04.2026

Kamel Amroune shared his views on entrepreneurship at the fourth edition of Paperjam Together. (Photo: Julian Pierrot/Paperjam)

Antifragility: the driving force behind Kamel Amroune’s success [VIDEO]

Hugo Hirsch • 23.04.2026

Ultimately, Yann Boutant aims to make Kerquest a key player in a digital ecosystem that brings together manufacturers, retailers and collectors. Photo: Marc Fassone/Paperjam

Kerquest: material DNA aids luxury watchmaking

Marc Fassone (Special correspondent) • 23.04.2026

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