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Robotics needs to broaden its pitch beyond hardware to attract women and other talent drawn to solving real-world problems.

The European stock markets closed lower in Tuesday trading as energy and defense sector stocks ralli

European stock markets closed mixed in Monday trading as oil prices continued to rise following an e

AST SpaceMobile is expanding satellite-to-smartphone services across Europe, testing with major operators and deploying new satellites to boost coverage.

AST SpaceMobile said testing is underway for its space-based cellular broadband service in the U.K., Ireland, Romania, France, the Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, and Ukraine.

MIDLAND, Texas, August 06, 2026--AST SpaceMobile, Inc. ("AST SpaceMobile") (NASDAQ: ASTS), the company building the first and only space-based cellular broadband network accessible directly by everyday smartphones, designed for both commercial and government applications, today announced the expansion of activities in collaboration with leading mobile network operators to accelerate space-based cellular broadband connectivity across Europe.

Telefonica SA (TELFY) reports robust financial performance with increased free cash flow and reduced debt, while navigating competitive pressures and market challenges.

Telefonica (NYSE:TEF) raised its 2026 outlook for adjusted operating cash flow after leases after reporting stronger second-quarter momentum in Spain and Brazil, while maintaining its other full-year targets amid handset weakness in Germany and pressure in the U.K. Chairman and CEO Marc Murtra said

Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica posted a net profit of €73 million ($83 million) in the second quarter, compared to a loss of €51 million last year. From continuing operations, net profit declined to €87 million from €262 million in the prior year.

The Verdi trade union has criticized Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica over major job cuts that will see one in six jobs at its German O2 subsidiary cut. The company said on Wednesday up to 1,100 full-time positions will be eliminated by the end of this year.

Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica is cutting one in six jobs at its German O2 subsidiary, with up to 1,100 full-time positions to be eliminated by the end of this year, the company said on Wednesday from its Munich headquarters. The company had 6,820 full-time positions in January.