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Single currency faces pressure from Latin American crisis and disappointing PMI figures from Spain, Italy and Germany The euro weakened this week against most major currencies, including the US dollar…
Rome and Milan-based tyremaker explore options to remove Sinochem’s 37% stake as Washington’s connected vehicle restrictions loom in March Italy’s government and Pirelli are intensifying efforts to resolve the Chinese…
Sanctions on National Settlement Depository immobilise half a billion in debt despite Durov’s efforts to distance platform from Kremlin Half a billion dollars worth of Telegram bonds remain frozen in…
IT services giant deepens AI credentials with acquisition of 400-strong specialist team and decision intelligence platform Accenture has agreed to acquire Faculty, the UK-based artificial intelligence services firm, in a…
Europe’s biggest financial fraud keeps unravelling — and here’s why investigators say the worst is still to come. Q: What happened in the Wirecard fraud case? A: Wirecard collapsed in…
Silver extended its rebound for a third consecutive session on Tuesday, supported by escalating geopolitical risks and persistent supply deficits that continue to reshape the precious metals market. The white…
As businesses return from 2025’s holiday trading season, new data has revealed that food waste continues to erode margins and is one of the most costly, yet hidden, challenges in…
Germany has implemented its largest minimum wage increase since introducing the policy in 2015, raising the hourly rate from €12.82 to €13.90 as of January 1st—an 8.4 per cent rise…
Eurozone consumer confidence edged lower in December while business sentiment remained mixed across member states, as the European Central Bank held interest rates at 2 per cent and revised inflation…
Improving valuations, easing financial conditions and renewed fiscal support are drawing global investors back into European stock markets. European stock markets are entering 2026 with renewed momentum, as the STOXX…
