European shares closed lower on Friday, as losses in banks and healthcare stocks weighed at the end of a week marred by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff announcements, with the European Union also ...

Not everyone is worried. “But to us and from a market perspective, the tariff debate has been thoroughly pushed to the ...

That tie-up began in 2011 and has been valued by GlobalData Sport at $4 million annually. Elsewhere in sport, the firm is an ...

The European Central Bank is likely to remain cautious about cutting interest rates further even as the euro's strength risks inflation falling below the 2% target, HSBC economists say in a note. Some ...

The European Central Bank is likely to remain cautious about cutting interest rates further even as the euro’s strength risks ...

The head of the London Stock Exchange warned of a “language of risk” in the U.K. — rather than a “language of opportunity.” ...

The 50% tariff is the highest announced so far in Trump's wave of letters to world leaders this week. "The persistence of the current state of uncertainty, marked by prolonged delays and unclear trade ...

European shares closed at a four-week high on Wednesday, with banks the biggest boost as investors awaited signs of progress ...

Following a soft start to the year, luxury momentum is expected to remain subdued, partly due to lower spending from tourists in Japan and Europe at a time when the uncertainty related to President ...

HSBC Holdings Plc is ramping up growth plans for its UK wealth-management operations as Europe’s largest bank seeks to double ...

HSBC Holdings Plc is ramping up growth plans for its UK wealth-management operations as Europe’s largest bank seeks to double the assets it oversees for well-heeled individuals in its home nation.

As part of ongoing trade talks with the White House, the EU is pushing to secure a 10% tariff cap on most exports to the U.S.