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US pledges up to $1 bn for EU energy projects to reduce reliance on Russia

"Our aim is to galvanise private sector investment in their energy sectors", said Pompeo

Job cut, staff relocation: India Inc gears for Brexit as UK set to leave EU

Analysts said the lower utilisation of its UK plant due to Brexit would lead to higher production cost for each unit and squeezing its margins

European luxury stocks slump amid scare over China's coronavirus outbreak

Statistics illustrate the damage that could be done to luxury goods companies if health fears deter Chinese consumers from travelling or going shopping at home

'Prophetic' Goldman Manager who foresaw 2019's equity rally bets on Europe

The asset manager is in line with other major firms like BlackRock Inc. in saying that while it's worth sticking with risk assets into 2020, the gains will be far more limited than in 2019

Europol cracks down on money laundering, arrests 200 in 13 countries

The swoop by law enforcement authorities in European countries, as well as Australia and the United States took place between September and November

Banking with Google

Regulators need to be watchful about sensitive financial data

No-deal Brexit may worsen Europe's medicine shortage, warn health experts

About 45 million packs of medicines are shipped from Britain to the rest of the bloc every month, in trade worth nearly 12 billion pounds ($14.5 billion) in 2016

Europe talks up public spending to stave off economic slowdown, but not yet

The call from business leaders is also growing louder

Tata Steel Europe sells Cogent Power to Japan's JFE Shoji Trade Corporation

CPI is part of Cogent Electrical Steels, one of the five non-core business units, the sale of which Tata Steel Europe had announced in May 2018

Climate change: French fried at 42 degrees Celsius in unmatched heat wave

The extreme conditions follow last year's drought that pummeled crops, and has heightened attention on the environment amid concern over climate change

'I don't know what he will do': Europe braces for Brexit with Boris Johnson

Britain's possible future prime minister alarmed and charmed his European counterparts during his tenure as foreign secretary

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: A conservative dynast with a controversial resume

He has pledged to create "better" jobs through growth, foreign investment and tax cuts

In pig plague, South American, European crop giants to benefit the most

The trade war between Washington and Beijing will also play a role, hampering US meat shipments to the benefit of South America and Europe

Europe's heatwave eases from record highs even as blaze in Spain continues

Meteorologists say a weakening of the high-level jet stream is increasingly causing weather systems to stall and leading summer temperatures to soar

Europe has a China problem too, but the last thing it wants is a trade war

In the German industrial lobby's view, China's policy of creating national champions in key industries isn't an inefficiency of Chinese central planning

Polytheism vs monotheism

Secular Europe today faces the same form of extremism that the pagan Roman emperors faced in the early years of the Christian era

Surviving Europe's 20th century

Mischka's War provides unconventional but persistently intriguing perspectives on major totalitarian regimes of 20th century

Europe is our common future, 27 leaders to say after draft on Brexit

The Tusk draft is very soft on the idea of a multi-speed EU

International community should not take Europe peace for granted: Guterres

The transition towards a multipolar world is creating greater unpredictability, risk, says Guterres

Terrorism, the far-right and Russian meddling: Threats to Europe in 2017

2017 will be one of the most important and fateful years in the EU's six-decade history