格隆汇5月27日｜国内商品期货收盘涨跌不一，鸡蛋涨超4%，集运欧线、红枣、豆一、玻璃涨超1%。跌幅方面，沪银、碳酸锂跌超3%，液化气、多晶硅、铂跌超2%，生猪、BR橡胶、沪金跌超1%。

记者今天了解到，市场监管总局近期组织国内优势科技力量，开展了臭氧标准气体准确、稳定发生关键技术攻关，突破了臭氧稳定发生限值，打破了臭氧气体量值只能溯源至美国标准技术研究院（NIST）的技术垄断。该研究首次在国内实现了臭氧气体发生浓度范围（100—1000）×10-9 mol/mol，标准不确定度优于1%，稳定性优于1.0%/7d。同时，研究团队成功研制出臭氧原级标准参考仪装置、零气源发生模块等多项技术成果，相关产品可应用于臭氧气体计量检测和臭氧监测全过程。（央视新闻）

格隆汇5月27日｜瑞穗将财捷的目标价从600美元下调至500美元，维持“跑赢大市”评级。(格隆汇)

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(RTTNews) - Pets At Home Group Plc (PETS.L) Wednesday reported lower profit in fiscal 2026 with slightly lower revenues. In addition, the firm trimmed dividend, and announced further 50 million pounds share buyback, which will be completed over the next 12 months. Looking ahead for fiscal 2027, the company said it is comfortable with consensus expectations for Group underlying profit before tax, currently at 98 million pounds. In the year to date, Pets At Home noted that retail sales growth has accelerated further against tougher comparatives with mid-single digit sales growth and faster volume growth. In the full year, profit before tax fell 28.3 percent to 86.5 million pounds from 120.6 million pounds last year. Earnings per share dropped to 13.6 pence from 18.8 pence a year ago. Group underlying profit before tax was 92.8 million pounds, compared to prior year's 133.0 million pounds. Underlying earnings per share were 14.6 pence, compared to 20.8 pence last year. Group revenue edged down 0.8 percent to 1.450 billion pounds from 1.482 billion pounds in the prior year. Total Group consumer revenue went up 1.0 percent from last year to 1.98 billion pounds. Further, the Board has recommended a final dividend of 2.7 pence per share, taking the total dividend for the year to 7.4 pence per share, down 43.1 percent from 13.0 pence per share last year. The final dividend will be payable on July 15 to shareholders on the register at the close of trading on June 5. For more earnings news, earnings calendar, and earnings for stocks, visit rttnews.com. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.

【收评：沪指跌超1% 防御性板块逆势走强】财联社5月27日电，三大指数涨跌不一，沪指低开低走失守4100点，科创50指数盘中跌超3%。黄白线分化明显，中小盘股走势较弱。沪深两市成交额3.24万亿，较上一个交易日缩量51亿。盘面上，市场热点较为杂乱，全市场近4500只个股下跌。从板块来看，防御性板块走强，其中大消费板块表现活跃，白酒、零售概念异动拉升，水井坊、步步高、中百集团涨停。短剧概念逆势拉升，掌阅科技、欢瑞世纪、百纳千成涨停。电力板块震荡走高，华电能源3连板，华银电力、辽宁能源涨停。电网设备板块震荡拉升，泰永长征、良信股份涨停。下跌方面，机器人概念集体走弱，巨轮智能、浙江荣泰、五洲新春跌停，上纬新材、德马科技等纷纷下挫。半导体设备板块持续调整，拓荆科技跌超10%。截至收盘，沪指跌1.25%，深成指跌0.88%，创业板指涨0.07%。

Dylan Taylor made his first million at 27. Last year, he became a billionaire at 53, after taking his space-holding company, Voyager Technologies, public on the New York Stock Exchange. But don’t expect his two children to inherit all of it. “I’m not a huge believer in generational wealth transfer,” the founder and philanthropist tells Fortune. “I don’t think that’s good for the kids. And I don’t think it’s good for society, frankly.” It’s why, like Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates, Taylor has put a hard cap on what his kids will one day receive; “It’s a lot, but it’s eight figures, not nine,” Taylor responds, when asked exactly how much his children can expect to inherit. When you’re worth as much as Taylor, there’s only so much you can spend in one lifetime. Eventually, the conversation turns to what happens to the rest. “At some point, once you have a couple hundred million dollars, you can’t really spend what you have,” Taylor explains. “So it then becomes, how much do you want to give to your kids?” His answer: enough for a safety net, but not enough to remove the need to build something of their own. So far, it seems to be working. His children are now old enough to access those resources, but he says they haven’t touched them. “They want to do things on their own,” Taylor adds. “Which is exactly what you want. That’s what you hope for.” And everything above that eight-figure cap—potentially hundreds of millions, if not more—is going to philanthropic causes he cares about, including Space for Humanity, his nonprofit that sends people to space. This billionaire would rather fund philanthropy The number of billionaires on the planet keeps growing. And Taylor has watched up close (and unimpressed) how his peers approach the question of what to do with money they’ll never spend. “I’ve been in rooms where people are obsessing about deductions and trusts, and how do I get more to my kids,” Taylor says. “It just doesn’t resonate with me.” “I don’t obsess over those kin...

Mohammed Haneefa Nizamudeen/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Vera Therapeutics ( VERA ) has a July 7 PDUFA for atacicept in IgA nephropathy. The molecule has produced good results throughout. In the pivotal phase 3 trial , patients saw a 46% reduction from baseline in 24-hour UPCR and a 42% reduction compared with placebo at week 36, with p<0.0001. There was a 68% reduction in Gd-IgA1 and hematuria resolution in 81% of patients. Serious adverse events were seen in 0.5% of atacicept patients versus 5% in placebo patients. The company also produced phase 2b data two years ago. This data went beyond the week-36 proteinuria readout and produced what the company calls the 96-week “quartet” data. These were sustained reductions in UPCR, Gd-IgA1, and hematuria, along with eGFR stabilization. However, the IgAN market has become increasingly competitive. There are now no fewer than five FDA-approved therapies just for IgAN. That makes atacicept’s task cut out for it—not just an FDA approval, atacicept also needs to stand out in terms of label, safety, and especially eGFR data. Atacicept’s Data: Strong, But Not Complete Yet The problem with that last item—eGFR data—is that the 36-week phase 3 trial still doesn’t have long-term eGFR data. It has proteinuria reduction data that is strong enough for approval. However, all five approved molecules and some of those in the pipeline reduce proteinuria. To differentiate itself, atacicept needs more. It already has that data from the phase 2 OLE study. That study did show sustained improvements in UPCR, Gd-IgA1, hematuria, and eGFR—however, it was an open-label study, and the cleaner phase 3 eGFR data will read out only in Q1 2027. Author That makes the July PDUFA just the beginning of the story. Approval may come, but real differentiation will only come with this other data. Peer Comparison: Atacicept is Differentiated, but Not Alone The list of approved and late-stage pipeline molecules I compiled below will show how crowded the...

格隆汇5月27日｜A股三大指数今日涨跌不一，截至收盘，沪指跌1.25%报4093点，深证成指跌0.88%，创业板指涨0.07%，科创50指数跌2.8，北证50指数跌2.38%。全市场成交额3.26万亿元，较前一交易日缩量45亿元，近4500股下跌。 盘面上，白酒股午后拉升，水井坊涨停；火电股走高，华电辽能、华银电力等多股涨停；影视院线板块活跃，欢瑞世纪涨停；饮料乳品、乳业股走强，佳禾食品涨停；煤炭、超市及逆变器等板块涨幅居前。另外，贵金属板块下挫，四川黄金跌逾8%；机器人板块走低，五洲新春跌停；半导体设备板块走弱，拓荆科技跌逾11%；钛白粉、小家电、工业金属及通信服务等板块跌幅居前。(格隆汇)

中芯國際(00981)出現大手買入12.7萬股，成交價$84.5，涉資1.073千萬 AASTOCKS.com

欧洲主要股指开盘多数上涨 2026-05-27 15:01:55 来源： 同花顺7x24快讯 分享 文章提及标的 德国法兰克福DAX指数 -- 伦敦金融时报100指数 -- 法国巴黎CAC40指数 -- 富时100 --

记者5月27日从公安部交通管理局获悉，公共安全行业推荐性标准《机动车驾驶人疲劳驾驶认定规则》6月1日实施。标准起草负责人介绍，制定这个标准是用于交通事故调查的，即适用于道路交通事故调查处理环节对机动车驾驶人疲劳驾驶行为的认定。经向交通运输部确认，标准中关于客运机动车驾驶人认定疲劳驾驶的两种情形，适用于道路旅客运输企业，以及从事道路旅客运输（即班车客运、包车客运、旅游客运）经营活动的驾驶员和车辆等，不涉及出租汽车（含网约车）等经营活动。同时，标准对于货车驾驶人连续驾驶时间没有特别规定，适用机动车的一般规定，即机动车驾驶人连续驾驶机动车超过4小时未停车休息或停车休息时间少于20分钟。（新华社）

1、A股三大指数今日集体下跌，全市场近4500只个股下跌。板块题材上，白酒、影视院线、电力、煤炭开采加工、逆变器板块涨幅居前；贵金属、电机、通信服务、算力租赁、油气开采及服务板块跌幅居前。 2、ETF收盘涨跌不一，中韩半导体ETF领涨5.69%，信创ETF领跌5.65%。 3、中国酒业协会发布2026-2030年酒业发展实施方案，白酒行业将坚持控总量、提品质、强品牌的发展主线。 4、东方证券表示，白酒加速去地产依附，业绩下修斜率放缓。 免责声明 内容由AI生成

截至收盘，ETF两市成交额报4770.62亿元，分类型来看，股票型ETF成交额1858亿元，债券型ETF成交额1833.48亿元，货币型ETF成交额254.81亿元，商品型ETF成交额73.91亿元，QDII型ETF成交额439.18亿元。其中，成交额最高的非货币型ETF分别是科创50ETF（588000）、创业板ETF（159915）、科创芯片ETF（588200），成交额分别为：74.50亿元、71.42亿元、63.09亿元。

股指期货午盘收盘 主力合约全线收跌 2026-05-27 15:01:11 来源： 同花顺7x24快讯 分享 文章提及标的 中证500 -- 沪深300 -- 上证50 -- 中证1000 -- 中证1000期指 -- 沪深300期指 --

A股三大指数今日集体下跌，截至收盘，上证指数跌1.25%，深证成指跌0.88%，创业板指涨0.07%，北证50跌2.38%，科创50指数跌2.8%。全市场成交额32599亿元，较上日成交额缩量45亿元，全市场近4500只个股下跌。板块题材上，白酒、影视院线、电力、煤炭开采加工、逆变器板块涨幅居前；贵金属、电机、通信服务、算力租赁、油气开采及服务板块跌幅居前。盘面上，白酒板块午后迅速冲高，水井坊涨停，XD舍得酒、酒鬼酒、今世缘、金徽酒、皇台酒业涨幅居前。影视院线板块表现活跃，百纳千成、欢瑞世纪收获涨停，捷成股份、横店影视、光线传媒涨幅居前。电力板块震荡走强，粤电力A、华电辽能、华能蒙电等股涨停。跌幅方面，贵金属板块全天低开低走，四川黄金、晓程科技、西部黄金跌幅居前。电机板块震荡走低，奕帆传动跌超12%，方正电机、兆威机电、微光股份跌幅居前。算力租赁板块亦表现疲软，莲花控股跌停，赛意信息、浙大网新、润健股份跌幅居前。

格隆汇5月27日｜巴克莱将美元树的目标价从149美元下调至131美元，维持“增持”评级。(格隆汇)

The Invesco QQQ Trust also has a heavy concentration in AI-linked names, with Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Micron Technology collectively making up more than 30% of its portfolio. According to Koyfin data, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Samsung Electronics, and SK Hynix make up nearly 28% of EEM. The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ), which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 index in the U.S., has been one of the market’s defining winners over the past decade, surging more than 616%. “QQQ has been a 6.5x net in the last 10 years… tough hurdle to beat,” Jack Altman, general partner at venture capital firm Benchmark, and brother of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, said in a post on X. Yet, emerging markets are stealing the spotlight in 2026. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM), which is largely dominated by Asian emerging markets, has surged 25% so far this year, overtaking the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), State Street SPDR Dow Jones Indust Avg ETF Trust (DIA), and the QQQ. AI Boom Drives Asian Markets Higher Emerging markets, especially in Asia, have delivered strong returns due to the artificial intelligence trade. Markets in South Korea and Taiwan, which have a heavy concentration of tech hardware companies that are critical to the AI investment cycle, have rallied significantly. According to a report from Investing.com, Yardeni Research recently highlighted the strength of the rally in a note, highlighting that equities in South Korea and Taiwan have surged 87.2% and 52.4% year-to-date, respectively, fueled by robust semiconductor earnings and rising AI-related demand. Meanwhile, Taiwan’s stock market has overtaken India’s to become the fifth largest in the world, trailing the U.S., mainland China, Japan, and Hong Kong, as per a Bloomberg report. The boost is mainly due to a sharp rally in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSM), the world’s largest chipmaker. U.S.-listed shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing have more than doubled in ...

The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) has surged 25% so far in 2026, overtaking the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), State Street SPDR Dow Jones Indust Avg ETF Trust (DIA), and the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ). Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... The AI-driven rally has significantly boosted the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF. According to Koyfin data, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Samsung Electronics, and SK Hynix make up nearly 28% of EEM. The Invesco QQQ Trust also has a heavy concentration in AI-linked names, with Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Micron Technology collectively making up more than 30% of its portfolio. The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ), which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 index in the U.S., has been one of the market’s defining winners over the past decade, surging more than 616%. “QQQ has been a 6.5x net in the last 10 years… tough hurdle to beat,” Jack Altman, general partner at venture capital firm Benchmark, and brother of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, said in a post on X. Read Next Loading... Loading... Yet, emerging markets are stealing the spotlight in 2026. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM), which is largely dominated by Asian emerging markets, has surged 25% so far this year, overtaking the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), State Street SPDR Dow Jones Indust Avg ETF Trust (DIA), and the QQQ. AI Boom Drives Asian Markets Higher Emerging markets, especially in Asia, have delivered strong returns due to the artificial intelligence trade. Markets in South Korea and Taiwan, which have a heavy concentration of tech hardware companies that are critical to the AI investment cycle, have rallied significantly. According to a report from Investing.com, Yardeni Research recently highlighted the strength of the rally in a note, highlighting that equities in South Korea and Tai...

记者今天（5月27日）了解到，“十四五”期间，市场监管总局组织国内优势技术团队，开展冷原子干涉重力仪长期稳定性研究，取得一系列创新成果，使我国在该领域的研究实现了重要突破。该研究创新性地在冷原子干涉系统中采用原子滤波和激光相位调制技术，获得高相位相关性、高光谱纯度拉曼激光，显著提升了原子干涉重力仪长期稳定性和可靠性。同时，研究团队细致研究原子滤波前后拉曼激光对重力仪干涉条纹的影响，相关研究成果发表于国际光学期刊《Optics Letters》，引起国际同行的关注。该研究成果将推动我国冷原子干涉重力仪快速发展，提升我国在重力测量领域的国际竞争力，为冷原子干涉重力仪长期稳定运行提供有力保障，有望在地质勘探、资源开发、地球科学研究等复杂环境中发挥重要作用。（央视新闻）

“Rayo Vallecano is love, humility, toil,” says Óscar Trejo, the captain who handed in the armband in solidarity with workers at the club. The striker Sergio Camello calls them “the last team from another time, special for what they fight for and what they fight against”. And, Álvaro García agrees, this could be the best, unlikeliest story ever told: the winger, 5ft 5in and lightning like the bolt across their shirt, Rayo’s all-time top scorer on 36 first division goals, has lived relegation and promotion but nothing like this. None of them have. “We’ve transformed from Rayito [little Rayo], to el puto Rayo [Rayo fucking Vallecano],” says Óscar Valentín, the midfielder leading them out in Leipzig. “People always saw us as the small club that couldn’t.” They did, but now … well, they still do. Because on almost every measure Rayo Vallecano are small, except for the things that truly matter and there they are giants. Football doesn’t always make sense, which makes it brilliant, and what Rayo have done makes even less sense, which makes it even better: a club and community gloriously out of place. The night before Rayo’s third Conference League game, Lech Poznan’s kitman posted a video from the visitors’ dressing room at their dilapidated ground east of Madrid: virtually no light, cardboard boxes lining one wall, two plastic chairs in the corner, a few bent coat hangers and some old towels piled up in multiple colours like your granny’s airing cupboard. What are they doing in a competition like this? Go to a game and you might ask the same but be glad they are, their head coach, Iñigo Pérez, admitting that one of the joys of this European adventure has been seeing away fans feel they’ve encountered something different, real. Anyway, the answer, it turned out, was: heading to the final. Wednesday night against Crystal Palace is Rayo’s first in their 102-year history. “To even get into European competition is an achievement; imagine actually playing the final,” Trejo says...

Nurses and midwives who should have been banned from treating patients have practised over the last 12 years because of “potentially dangerous” failings by a medical regulator. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has admitted that its “completely and utterly unacceptable” mistakes meant it failed to protect the public from about 15 professionals whom it should have banned from ever working in healthcare in the UK because they had broken the law. The nurses and midwives told the NMC about their criminal convictions when they applied to join or stay on the regulator’s register, which they need to be on in order to practise in Britain. However, NMC staff who assessed their applications did not then refer them on to an assistant registrar at the regulator to investigate and decide if they could treat patients, which they should have done. The 15 or so nurses and midwives involved now face being struck off because their law-breaking is so serious that they should not be allowed to keep having contact with patients. The Patients Association warned that the NMC’s failure to properly look into the background of those concerned undermines patients’ trust that health staff are safe to care for them. The Royal College of Nursing accused the regulator of an “astounding failure of its primary purpose to safeguard the public, as well as to provide assurance to the nursing workforce that they and their colleagues had all undergone the necessary checks to practise”. Prof Lynn Woolsey, the union’s chief nursing officer, added: “The NMC must ensure all those practising as registered nurses are safe to do so at the point of registration and throughout their careers. It is a potentially dangerous regulatory failing that individuals made appropriate declarations regarding criminal convictions and/or health conditions over such a long period of time without appropriate checks to determine their fitness to practise.” The NMC acknowledged that its failure to properly look into “health ...

Very often, I find, science fiction names what politics struggles to. In James SA Corey’s series of novels the Expanse, the violent dystopian streets of Baltimore are given a name for what happens when the old order breaks down faster than people can describe it: the Churn. It is the brutal reorganisation of power, when familiar rules collapse and those who survive are the ones who read the signs early. Britain is in one now. In fact, two churns are happening at once. The first is electoral. May’s local elections were a rupture with the past. Labour lost roughly 1,100 councillors. Reform won 1,257 seats and 10 councils. The Greens won Hackney and Lewisham. In Makerfield, the parliamentary constituency where Andy Burnham is seeking a route back to the Commons, Reform took every council ward. The progressive vote has fragmented and Reform has captured a large part of the anger. The container in which transformative politics could once be argued for and delivered – a dependable Labour majority in the Commons – is visibly crumbling. The second churn is deeper. Burnham named it when he said Britain had been “on the wrong course for 40 years”. That was a diagnosis of the political economy that has governed Britain since the late 1970s: financialisation, privatisation, hollowed-out public services and the transfer of wealth and power away from workers, communities and the public realm. This is why the events of recent weeks matter. Burnham needs a state that is able to pay for big-ticket, social-democratic projects: council homes, clean energy, public transport, water, skills and resilience. Those things cannot be wished into being. They require public investment at scale. That is where Rachel Reeves’s fiscal rules become more than an accounting device. In plain English, they are self-imposed limits on borrowing. They are political choices, not laws of nature. But they matter because they set the boundaries of what Labour says it can afford. They matter for Burnham’s possi...

This article is part of the Guardian’s 2026 World Cup Experts’ Network, a cooperation between some of the best media organisations from the 48 countries who qualified. theguardian.com is running previews from three countries each day in the run-up to the tournament kicking off on 11 June. The plan Mexico will arrive at their home World Cup carrying a strange mixture of excitement, pressure and a need to reconnect with themselves. Co-hosting the tournament alongside the United States and Canada spared them the grind of a long qualifying campaign, but it also removed the chance to build competitive rhythm. That is why their manager, Javier Aguirre, has turned friendlies and regional competitions into character tests. Aguirre’s footballing idea is far more pragmatic than aesthetic. Mexico do not try to dominate through endless possession; they play with intensity, aggressive pressing and quick transitions. Aguirre wants to make his team uncomfortable to face, something that was evident in the recent friendlies against Portugal and Belgium. As he puts it: “At a World Cup, the team that plays the prettiest football does not always win. The team that knows how to compete does.” A flexible 4-3-3 that can become a 4-2-3-1 or even a 4-4-2 depending on the opponents is most often used. Edson Álvarez operates as the midfield anchor, Érik Lira acts as the silent worker who balances everything while Gilberto Mora, Brian Gutiérrez and Álvaro Fidalgo provide movement between the lines. Out wide, Alexis Vega and Roberto Alvarado bring pace and unpredictability, while Raúl Jiménez and Armando González alternate as attacking outlets. Quick Guide Mexico: Group A fixtures Show 11 June v South Africa, Mexico City (1pm local, 8pm BST) 18 June v South Korea, Guadalajara (7pm local, 2am 19 Jun BST) 24 June v Czechia, Mexico City (7pm local, 2am 25 Jun BST) Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback. Defensively, Mexico have more clarity. Johan Vásquez has established himself as the most...

In recent days across parts of Europe, temperatures have soared, heat records have been broken and spring has felt more like the height of summer. Météo France, the French national weather service, has attributed this to a “heat dome”, with warmth held in place by a high-pressure weather front that has produced temperatures more than 10C above what used to be usual for this time of year. Human-caused climate breakdown is supercharging extreme weather around the world, driving deadly extremes that can strike at abnormal times in unusual places and claim lives. Guardian reporters in five European capitals spoke to tourists and locals about how they have experienced this most recent period of unseasonable May heat, and their worries about what the climate emergency might mean for the future. Madrid, Spain View image in fullscreen People carrying parasols in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor. Photograph: Pablo Garcia/The Guardian The swifts hurling themselves through the almost cloudless sky over Madrid’s Plaza Mayor on Tuesday appeared to be the only living things immune to the unseasonably high temperatures. Beneath them, tour groups moved sluggishly through the square, waiters fidgeted around freshly laid tables and caricature artists sat listlessly in front of their easels. Jim, a visitor from Sydney, spoke for the majority of his fellow tourists when asked how he and his wife, Marina, were dealing with the May heatwave. “These are not at all the temperatures we were expecting,” he said. “We brought clothes for cooler weather because that’s what we were expecting.” Marina nodded: “Lots of layers.” Although the couple are used to the heat back in Australia, they had been surprised by its European ferocity. View image in fullscreen Deza, 23, in the Plaza Mayor. Photograph: Pablo Garcia/The Guardian Paula and Jonathan Diamond, from Bishop’s Stortford in Hertfordshire, had come to Madrid to visit their daughter. With the temperature in the Spanish capital approaching 30C (86F), they...

“Which club has had the fewest sponsor logos adorn their shirts?” asks Bob Krag. “My guess is Arsenal, who have only had four (JVC, Dreamcast/Sega, O2 and Emirates). Even Barcelona, who eschewed shirt sponsorship for many years, have had more.” Let’s start with a club who supplied Barcelona with the supernatural talents of Romário and Ronaldo in the 1990s. “PSV Eindhoven have had only three sponsors: Philips (from 1982, when shirt sponsorship was allowed in the Netherlands, to 2016), EnergieDirect (2016-2019) and Brainport Eindhoven (2019-),” writes Stephan Wijnen. If you want to treat your eyes to some gorgeous PSV kits, particularly in the early 1990s, Stephen has kindly provided this link. “You could argue that Philips was the sponsor (although not on the shirt) from the very beginning of the club in 1913, since PSV (Philips Sport Vereniging) was founded as a club – with a lot more sports than just football – for the employees of the company. The current sponsor (Brainport Eindhoven) is not a company, but a collective name for eight companies – of which Philips is one – who are together PSV’s shirt sponsor.” For those screaming Wolfsburg from the rooftops, Chris Greenhough replies: “Local firm Volkswagen has been on shirts since 1991 (35 years). For two years prior to that, there was a dalliance with Kelts (now-discontinued non-alcoholic Pilsner beer) and then before 1989 there was a revolving series of local, non-corporate branding.” From Eindhoven and Lower Saxony to Dumfries and Galloway. “Look no further than the lower levels of Scottish football and Stranraer,” writes Chris Matterface. “They were sponsored by Burgess Motors from 1985–1988, Sealink from 1988–1996 and Stena Line ever since. Stena Line bought Sealink in 1991 (but didn’t rebrand it until 1996) so this is really just two sponsors in over 40 years.” Two and a half sponsors in 44 years? That’s positively vulgar compared to the next example. “Japan’s J1 League has a number of long-running shirt spon...

Support is also provided to all the finalists, including access to consultants, industry experts and potential investors. That ensures that these companies can focus on strategically growing their businesses and achieve long-term growth and profitability. As the winning start-up, Syngular has taken full advantage of the strategic advice, sector expertise and management insights provided by mentors at EQT and its philanthropic arm, EQT Foundation. Backed by leading global private market firm EQT, the initiative offers funding, strategic mentorship, and access to EQT’s global network – helping founders and start-ups bring their breakthrough solutions to market. The EQT Impact Challenge is a start-up competition that aims to uncover and support bold entrepreneurs who are tackling some of the planet’s and society’s biggest challenges. The early-stage company’s victory last year was secured with a concept using advanced 3D imaging to support greater precision in complex surgical procedures. Since then, it has progressed product development, expanded partnerships and strengthened its organisational capabilities. After winning the EQT Impact Challenge 2025, Hong Kong-based Syngular Technology has continued to build momentum in developing its mixed-reality surgical navigation technology, reflecting the ambitions of the pitch competition initiative. Last year’s competition in Hong Kong attracted more than 220 pre-seed and seed-stage companies, with finalists presenting their pitches across sectors including climate, renewable energy, health and biotechnology. Syngular won last year’s EQT Impact Challenge with a concept that uses advanced 3D imaging to support greater precision in complex surgical procedures. Photo: Jonathan Wong To reach the final, contestants had to pass an initial screening, a pitch to a panel of jurors at EQT’s office in Hong Kong, a public vote and, finally, a presentation to the panel of jurors and guests at the EQT Impact Challenge Finale. Advertisemen...

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