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Winter survival test is coming for airlines as coronavirus cases rebound

Airlines are urging governments to introduce more testing and travel bubbles to help spur demand

Coronavirus is pummeling Europe's eateries - and winter is coming

As the Friday night dinner service began earlier this month, it seemed the owners' decision to move the operation into the spacious village church to comply with coronavirus rules was paying off.

Europe, US watch Covid-19 cases grow as debate rises over new restrictions

German authorities reported a record one-day total of new coronavirus cases this weekend while leaders in Spain and Italy debated how to control the resurgent virus

Swedish steelmaker SSAB looking at merger of Tata Steel Europe business

Steel producers in Europe are under pressure to consolidate, having been battered by weaker demand and global overcapacity

Europe's Covid-19 cases double in 10 days, cross 200,000 daily cases

Italy, Austria, Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosnia reported their highest single-day Covid cases on Thursday.

World Coronavirus Dispatch: US FDA approves remdesivir as first Covid drug

Philippines to allow foreign investors in, French curfew now covers two-thirds of its population, mouthwash won't shield you from virus, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

Europe records weekly high of 927,000 coronavirus cases, sees 25% spike

Russia, the Czech Republic and Italy accounted for more than half of new COVID-19 cases in Europe.

Japan to join forces with US, Europe in regulating Big Tech firms

The chairman of Japan's Fair Trade Commission, also said Tokyo could open a probe into any merger or business tie-up involving fitness tracker maker Fitbit if the size of such deals are big enough

World Coronavirus Dispatch: Researchers working on inhaled vaccines

European leaders impose targeted curbs, Jakarta eases social distancing norms, why jokes at work make more sense than ever, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

Lesson not learned: Europe unprepared as 2nd coronavirus wave hits

Europe's second wave of coronavirus infections has struck well before flu season even started, with intensive care wards filling up again and bars shutting down

Covid-19 crisis: 100,000 cases in Europe in a day; emergency in Madrid

1,800 students, staff at north England universities test +ve

Czech Republic tops record Covid-19 infection surge in Eastern Europe

Starting Monday, all theaters, cinemas and zoos will be closed for at least two weeks.

Europe buys 500,000 courses of Gilead's remdesivir amid supply worries

Several European countries have said they are experiencing shortages of the drug, whose global stock has been secured almost entirely by the United States

US Presidential elections: Trump or Biden, the US and Europe Will Split

Today, under President Donald Trump, it often looks more like Europe's "foe" than friend

S&P Global sees US, European corporate default rates doubling in 9 months

LONDON (Reuters) - The COVID-19 shock will double company default rates across the United States and Europe over the next 9 months, ratings agency S&P Global said on Tuesday, although it noted that the record downgrade pace of recent months was now slowing.

Global trade shows signs of rebound from Covid-19, recovery uncertain: WTO

Trade growth in Covid-19 related products was strong in June and July, showing the global economy's ability to help governments obtain supplies

Confident that Europe will keep China away from 5G networks: Mike Pompeo

The US Secretary of State is on a week-long tour of Europe's Eastern Mediterranean region

Madrid readies for partial lockdown, files legal challenge amid Covid surge

Madrid's legal challenge argues that restrictions violate regional self-rule laws.

Star power: Small IPOs use brand names to sell shares in Europe

Beckham-backed Guild Esports said on Tuesday it raised £20 million ($25.6 million) in a London listing, buoyed by the rising popularity of online games.

Europe regulator sees November lifting of Boeing 737 MAX flight ban

Boeing shares were up 3.8% in afternoon trading, against a fractionally higher market