Wind turbine maker warns of volatile business environment as inflation and supply chain issues bite
Despite a multitude of challenges, Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas says revenue in 2021 hit a record high.
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Santander launches a buy now, pay later service to take on fintech rivals
The bank touts its security and prestige as a key factor differentiating it from fintech rivals like Klarna and Afterpay.
Intel has $1.2 billion antitrust fine overturned by EU court
A European Union court has overturned a 1.06 billion euro ($1.2 billion) antitrust fine that was levied against U.S. chipmaker Intel in 2009.
Buy now, pay later firm Klarna launches physical card in the UK
Klarna is launching a physical card in the U.K. that lets users delay payments on their purchases, both in-store as well as online.
White House seeks energy security plan for Europe amid Russia-Ukraine crisis
Last week, President Biden said "a disaster" awaits Russia after intelligence agencies warned that an attack on Ukraine could happen within a month.
Airbus to rent out its giant Beluga aircraft in bet on air cargo boom
Airbus says it is starting its own cargo airline using its massive Beluga planes.
Plans for floating wind energy projects off UK's coastline get millions in funding boost
The investment is aimed at making the most of Britain's windy coastlines.
London police to investigate alleged Downing Street lockdown parties
It comes shortly the latest disclosure that an event was held during lockdown to celebrate Johnson's birthday on June 19, 2020.
Credit Suisse issues fourth-quarter profit warning as legal costs rise
The profit warning comes after a series of high-profile scandals that have rocked the bank in recent years.
Stalemate in Rome as Italy looks to choose a new president
Italy is facing political deadlock after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on who should become the country's next president.
Activist investors and a 'greenwashing' backlash: Change is coming to the corporate world
As the 2020s progress, corporations around the world are attempting to burnish their sustainability credentials by announcing net-zero goals.
Global conditions perfect for more Covid variants to emerge, WHO's Tedros says
The WHO's top official said it's dangerous to assume we're in the endgame of the pandemic — but with the right action, the Covid emergency could end in 2022.
Russia could invade Ukraine, but Putin might be afraid of the backlash, says ex-U.S. ambassador
It's "a possibility" that Russia will invade Ukraine, "but I think [Putin] is afraid of the response," said a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange wins right to take extradition case to UK's top court
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will be able to challenge a decision that allows him to be extradited to the U.S. on criminal charges, the U.K. High Court said Monday.
State Department urges U.S. citizens in Ukraine to leave the country amid Russian buildup at border
The State Department also ordered eligible family members of personnel at its embassy in Kyiv to leave the country due to the deteriorating security conditions.
Op-ed: Biden needs to channel Harry Truman to counter Putin’s designs on Ukraine and beyond
Unless President Biden can turn this ongoing Ukrainian crisis into opportunity, the setback for Europe and the world could be generational.
Biden, Japan's Kishida discuss Ukraine crisis, North Korean nuclear ambitions during virtual talks
NATO and G-7 members have previously pledged their support for Ukraine amid Russia's aggressive military buildup.
Secretary of State Blinken meets with Russian counterpart in bid to prevent Ukraine invasion
Secretary of State Blinken told his Russian counterpart that the Kremlin could defuse concerns about an invasion by moving troops away from Ukraine's borders.
Russia hopes Blinken will respond to Kremlin demands during crucial Geneva meeting
The Friday meeting between top U.S. and Russian diplomats comes as Western officials expect Moscow to soon launch an invasion of Ukraine.
Europe not experiencing anything like 'The Great Resignation,' ECB's Lagarde says
Inflation in the euro area is unlikely to surge to levels seen in the U.S., European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday.
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