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Moscow may further reduce gas deliveries to Europe, raising concerns for the winter ahead.
Huawei faces a divided Europe as a U.S. campaign seeks to ban its 5G network gear.
Europe faces an energy crisis with rising prices and warnings of blackouts amid surging demand.
The European Commission finalizes a sixth package of sanctions against Russia's energy exports.
Europe scrambles to cut Russian energy dependence amid soaring gas prices after The Invasion.
Germany presents the IBM Q System One quantum computer to enhance technological sovereignty.
The Rhine River's shrinking threatens Germany's economy and agriculture.
Rula de Benedetti's S Jeffy offers lightweight springs to compete with Chinese production.
The opaque distribution of European Commission structural funds raises concerns about fairness, as multinationals like IBM and Coca-Cola benefit while relocating to Eastern Europe.
Viktor Orban's election victory in 2010 garners mixed reactions across Europe.
The European Central Bank is formally beginning a project for a digital euro to compete with Bitcoin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin mandates ruble payments for gas exports, impacting markets significantly.
European natural gas prices fall below pre-war levels, influenced by supply and demand factors.
A proposed European Super League is set to challenge UEFA's Champions League format.
Manchester United fans protest Glazer ownership, demanding a '50+1' model after the Super League.
The Chinese Communist Party Congress in Beijing confirms Xi Jinping for a third term amid protests.
Ozan Fat navigates the tough used car market, facing challenges from Spain, Portugal, and Greece.
The European Central Bank plans to buy 850 billion euros in bonds by September 2016.
Eurozone governments reach a debt relief deal for Greece, extending repayment deadlines.
Investors prioritize eurozone economic strength over German Chancellor Angela Merkel's political issues.
At the CFA Institute's annual conference in Seattle, experts discuss the implications of the 2013 Nobel Prize awarded to economists Robert Shiller and Jean Fama.
Teachers in Arizona and Colorado protest for better funding and pay in education today.
Carlos Ghosn apparently jumps bail in Japan and flees to Lebanon on a private aircraft.
Iran warns Europe of consequences if commitments under the JCPOA are not met.
Melissa Thompson recounts her September 2011 meeting with Weinstein in New York City.
South African mercenaries from Executive Outcomes are employed by British mining companies in Africa, revealing the complex ties between military force and corporate interests.
Emerging markets currencies, such as the Argentine peso and Turkish lira, are declining significantly due to the strengthening US dollar and its impact on global monetary policy.
Gillian and Steve struggle to find affordable housing in London's competitive rental market.
Luxa, based in Milan, navigates economic challenges while reporting strong results.
Facebook addresses the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the need for accountability.
Facebook settles FTC privacy claims for $5 billion amid ongoing scrutiny and investigations.
Mark Zuckerberg's creation of Facebook from a Harvard dorm room has transformed into a billion-dollar platform, connecting over a billion users while facing significant challenges.
Facebook launches Libre, a global currency for payments via Messenger and WhatsApp.
Facebook plans to hire 800 high-tech employees in London as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the UK’s competitive tech market.
Facebook launches its cryptocurrency, Libre, backed by major companies like Visa and Spotify.
Noble Energy invests in Falkland Oil, signaling interest in South Atlantic oil exploration.
Deckhands on Deadliest Catch earn significant sums after the fall crab season at sea.
Credit Suisse faces a crisis as Saudi National Bank refuses funding amid banking fears in Europe.
Wind speeds in Northwestern and Central Europe drop, impacting renewable energy strategies.
Drive it! reviews the Toyota Proace Verso, a compact family van with nine seats.
Farmers in Iowa report selling soybeans below their cost of production due to China's tariffs, yet many still support Donald Trump.
Farming accounts for about a quarter of global emissions, with challenges in measuring its carbon footprint highlighted by Rabobank's commitment to the UN's net zero banking alliance.
In 2012, the boating industry experiences a significant shift with the mass production of electrically-powered sports boats, led by companies like Zebotec around Lake Constance.
Fast food workers protest low wages in 100 US cities, including the Big Apple.
This short demo video highlights the features of fastFT for market news and views.
A missions trip to Africa with his grandpa inspired Todd's passion for gold mining and shaped his aspirations for the future.
The FBI drops its case against Apple over the San Bernardino Shooters' iPhone access.
The FCC faces challenges after the longest government shutdown in American history.
