ECB's Lagarde says we've probably passed the worst of the coronavirus crisis
ECB President Christine Lagarde said the world may be past the worst of the coronavirus crisis, though a second wave is possible.
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IMF warns disconnect in financial markets risks a correction in asset prices
Recent data indicates a deeper-than-expected downturn, the International Monetary Fund warned, and the disconnect between this and recent market rallies could lead to a correction.
Investors should start treating the British pound like an emerging markets currency, analysts say
Liquidity conditions are pushing the British pound toward price action associated with emerging markets currencies, according to Bank of America analysts.
The EU is discussing reopening its borders, and U.S. citizens could remain barred
The closure of the European Union's external borders is due to end on Tuesday.
IMF slashes its forecasts for the global economy and warns of soaring debt levels
The IMF slashed its economic forecasts once again and warned that public finances will deteriorate significantly.
The U.S. is considering $3.1 billion in new tariffs on products from France, Germany, Spain and the UK
The United States is studying the possibility of slapping $3.1 billion in additional tariffs on goods from the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Spain.
5 things to know before the stock market opens Wednesday
Dow futures dropped Wednesday as new U.S. coronavirus cases spike in several states.
Argentina and Turkey could soon lose their emerging markets status, MSCI warns
The warning comes after talks between Argentina's government and international creditors to restructure $65 billion in debt hit a roadblock.
UK tries to lure the tech talent that Trump blocked from the US
The U.K. tech community is trying to persuade talented individuals that would have moved to the U.S. on the H-1B visa to consider moving to the U.K. to start a company.
Europe's huge Web Summit tech conference is going ahead in December — but with a twist
Web Summit will host up to 100,000 participants on an online platform the company built to host its Collision tech conference virtually.
Europe's job retention schemes have created 9 million 'zombie jobs,' analyst warns
Europe's "blanket job-retention schemes" mean that around 9 million workers risk becoming unemployed in 2021, according to asset management firm Allianz.
France's prime minister is now more popular than President Macron — creating a 'dilemma'
In a political system where the prime minister is a secondary political figure, French President Emmanuel Macron is studying his political alternatives.
App Store controversy threatens to overshadow Apple's WWDC event
As Apple gears up for WWDC, developers are questioning why Apple needs to take a 30% commission on in-app purchases.
Pubs, hotels and museums in Britain to reopen in major loosening of lockdowns
"Close proximity" venues like nightclubs, water parks, spas and pools will remain closed.
Google, Apple, Amazon and Tesla slam Trump's immigration crackdown
U.S. tech giants including Google, Apple, Amazon and Tesla are criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to suspend H-1B and L1 work visas.
Why Facebook chose to open its first European A.I. lab in Paris and not London
The social media giant was concerned that rival labs like DeepMind and Microsoft Research already occupied the turf in London.
Euro zone downturn slows significantly in June, spurring hopes of an economic recovery
The data is the latest indication of the region's economic health as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic.
The EU wants to revive investment talks with China while stepping up scrutiny on Chinese firms
The European Union is hoping to revive investment talks with China on Monday, as it hosts calls with the Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang.
Checkout.com triples valuation to $5.5 billion, making it one of Europe's top fintechs
Checkout.com has achieved impressive growth over the last year, increasing transaction volumes by 250% and picking up big-name clients.
NATO chief sees no 'imminent threat' against allies in face of China, Russia tensions
The comments come amid the lowest point since the Cold War for relations between Russia and the West, and in the face of a rapidly rising China.
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