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Biden's request for $33 billion in aid to Ukraine hit an snag on Capitol Hill, where a dispute over immigration threatens to hamstring assistance to Kyiv.

The CDC published its most detailed findings so far about nine children in Alabama who developed severe hepatitis, after issuing a health alert last week.

Saber-rattling and rhetoric between Moscow and the West have become more aggressive, prompting concerns that a direct confrontation could be more likely.

Headline inflation in the 19-member euro zone reached 7.5% in April.

Nium, a $2 billion digital payments start-up based out of Singapore, has big plans for its European business.

President Joe Biden has asked Congress for $33 billion to fund both humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine through September of this year.

ECB Governing Council member Ignazio Visco has added his voice to heated discussions on when the ECB will begin to raise its benchmark interest rate.

The European Union is racing to find alternative suppliers of natural gas after Russia's Gazprom cut flows to two EU nations, sparking fears that others will soon follow.

Norway and the International Energy Agency make the argument for moving off fossil fuels, fast.

Veteran natural gas trader Bill Perkins warned Thursday of potentially "catastrophic pricing" this winter if Russia's move to cut gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria ends in a full-blown energy blockade. 

Barclays said last month that it had sold $15.2 billion more in U.S. investment products — known as "structured notes" — than it was permitted to.

Turkey wields great power over the Black Sea, but a 1936 treaty may be putting it on a geopolitical tightrope in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

The manufacturer says it is pausing 777X production and that it doesn't expect deliveries to start until 2025.

The euro tumbled against the U.S. dollar Wednesday as investors grew increasingly concerned with energy supply and a potential recession in the region.

CEO Thomas Gottstein told CNBC that letters received by investors had "nothing to do" with sanctions, or loans belonging to members of Putin's inner circle.

Despite its small size, the overseas British territory has a track record of developing rules for the crypto market.

The mysterious liver disease has so far affected over 170 children, largely in Britain, as health experts explore its possible links to Covid-19.

Deutsche Bank reported Wednesday its seventh consecutive quarterly profit, but warned that the current environment is "challenging" and "cost pressures have intensified."

Credit Suisse on Wednesday reported a net loss for the first quarter of 2022 and announced a management reshuffle.

Enphase Energy reported record revenue during the first quarter of 2022 amid strong demand for its products.