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“Right now it doesn’t feel really sound out there,” Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski told CNBC Monday.

European stocks were lower on Monday as global markets contended with fears surrounding embattled developer China Evergrande Group.

France has described Australia’s decision to abruptly end a submarine contract as a “stab in the back.”

European stocks finished higher on Thursday, as global investors kept an eye on economic data and central banks.

European stocks closed higher on Monday, with investors continuing to weigh up the European Central Bank’s latest policy decision and inflation data.

Dr. Anthony Fauci gave three key reasons supporting the case for vaccinating young people against the coronavirus.

The number of Covid cases being recorded daily in the West remains high, and even resembles earlier peaks at different points during the pandemic.

Bill and Melinda Gates have backed a U.K. start-up called Exscientia that’s trying to design new drugs with artificial intelligence software.

European stocks closed mixed on Thursday as investors in the region reacted to announcements from the European Central Bank.

A real estate agent in the U.K. has won £185,000 ($254,478) in compensation from her former employer, after the firm refused her flexible working request.

European stocks closed lower on Tuesday as traders took a cautious position ahead of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday.

Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti believes the greatest threat to Europe’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is stagflation.

The election will mark the end of Angela Merkel’s 15-year tenure as German chancellor. And polls point to a number of different outcomes.

The “biggest uncertainty” is how long Mario Draghi will remain as prime minister.

European markets closed lower Friday as investors reacted to key economic indicators out of the euro zone and the U.S.

The Fed has already signaled it is likely to start tapering before year end. In the euro zone, a similar announcement could be just around the corner.

European stocks closed higher on Thursday as investors geared up for the next reading of U.S. nonfarm payrolls which is due Friday.

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday as investors shrugged off hotter-than-expected euro zone inflation data.

European stocks closed lower on Tuesday with investors digesting hotter-than-expected inflation data.

European stocks traded around the flatline Monday.