Google loses appeal over EU antitrust ruling, but fine cut to $4.12 billion
The European Union's General Court on Wednesday upheld an antitrust ruling against Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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Russia's defeats in Ukraine have strategists worried about Moscow's next move
Moscow now faces a "stark choice," according to one strategist: face humiliating defeat and sue for peace, or resort to more extreme measures.
At least 17 million people in Europe suffered long Covid in first 2 years of pandemic, WHO report says
At least 17 million people in Europe suffered from long Covid within the first two years of the pandemic, according to a new study released Tuesday.
Sweden's far-right make gains in tightly contested election, results too close to call
The far-right Sweden Democrats party was once shunned by the broader political spectrum. Now, it looks set to record its best election result yet.
Queen Elizabeth II's death marks a new era for Britain, beset by economic uncertainty
Queen Elizabeth's death comes at a time of flux for Britain, a country saddled with a worsening economic outlook, an energy crisis and increased inequality.
Russia has warned against capping energy prices. But Europe is thrashing out the details regardless
EU energy ministers gathered for emergency talks on dealing with runaway energy prices, despite warnings from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Queen Elizabeth II: A life in pictures
Britain’s monarch Queen Elizabeth II was known for her dedication to duty and representing the royal family and U.K.
For Russians, vacations aren't what they used to be. But they still have options
Before the Russia-Ukraine war, Max, like many Russians, loved visiting countries like Italy, France and Spain. But this year, he "did not even consider" Europe.
Queen Elizabeth II of Britain, world's longest-serving monarch, dies at 96
Jeep announces an all-electric Wrangler-inspired SUV as one of four new EVs by 2025
The Recon – a "brother" to the Wrangler – and the electric Grand Wagoneer are expected to go into production and arrive in U.S. showrooms in 2024, Jeep said.
'The very spirit of Great Britain:' World reacts to Queen Elizabeth II's death
World leaders and royalty are paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after her death at age 96.
Queen Elizabeth II's family rushed to Scotland as doctors expressed concern for her health
Doctors were concerned about the health of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace said Thursday.
European Central Bank raises rates by 75 basis points to tackle soaring inflation
Inflation is being turbocharged by runaway energy prices, which have soared since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February.
‘No reason to panic’: Commerzbank CEO says lenders are better prepared to deal with loan defaults
Fears of a recession have been exacerbated amid the possibility of a winter gas shortage in Europe.
New British PM Liz Truss announces a cap on energy bills to combat cost-of-living crisis
U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss on Thursday announced a broad stimulus package to help Brits with soaring energy bills and attract investment into the energy sector.
India's PM Modi says he's keen to boost ties with Russia, including energy
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he is keen to boost ties with Russia, even as the country has become an international pariah following its invasion of Ukraine.
European Central Bank could unleash a jumbo rate hike as the economy slides toward recession
Inflation in the euro zone hit 9.1% in August and with the continued pressure on energy prices it's expected to reach double-digit levels in the coming months.
UK PM Truss to unleash billions to help with energy bills. But there are big questions over funding
The exact details of the package have yet to be revealed, but some projections suggest it could include around £200 billion ($230 billion) in support.
British pound falls to its lowest level against the dollar since 1985
Sterling fell to $1.1407 in afternoon trade in London as investors responded to the U.K.'s darkening economic landscape with a new prime minister at the helm.
DOJ is 'getting very close' to having the evidence to indict Trump, but shouldn't charge him, ex-Attorney General Bill Barr says
Barr also criticized a judge's order authorizing a special master to review documents seized by the FBI from Trump's Florida home Mar-a-Lago.
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