European Business

UBS to face tougher rules in Swiss response to Credit Suisse rescue

UBS on the brink of Switzerland’s ‘too big to fail’ reckoning

German employers, union agree in principle to end airport security strikes

German coalition agrees on financing details of hydrogen network

Thames Water debt ratings cut, bonds fall sharply

European Central Bank could start cutting interest rates in June, policy-maker says

British factories report first overall growth in activity in nearly two years, PMI survey shows

Euro zone factory downturn deepened in March, but some recovery signs in Italy and Spain

Britain’s The Independent signs deal to take control of BuzzFeed’s operations in U.K., Ireland

Britain’s economy went into recession last year, official figures confirm

Amazon loses court fight to suspend EU tech rules’ ad clause

Sweden’s central bank holds key rate steady, flags good chance of cut in May if inflation eases

Bank of England’s Catherine Mann says markets are pricing in too many rate cuts

Hundreds of farmers again block streets in Brussels to protest EU policies

Bank of England says British inflation ‘moving in right direction’ for rate cuts

Swiss National Bank makes surprise interest-rate cut, getting ahead of global peers

EU to adopt measures soon to curb election risks on X, TikTok and Facebook

European Central Bank tries to dampen bets on streak of interest rate cuts

Easing British inflation keeps Bank of England on track for rate cuts later in 2024

Ukrainian air carrier SkyUp builds up European business to survive war

Some banks remain vulnerable one year on from Credit Suisse’s rescue

Pioneering bill to slow down fast fashion gets approval from French lawmakers

French shipping tycoon to buy country’s biggest 24-hour news channel

Italy’s regulator fines TikTok €10-million over content checks

Bill to quash hundreds of wrongful convictions over Post Office scandal goes before British parliament

Elon Musk visits Tesla plant near Berlin as production resumes after suspected arson attack

Europe’s world-first AI rules get final approval from lawmakers. Here’s what happens next

Ukraine hits Russian oil refineries in second day of heavy drone attacks

Britain considering measures to stop foreign states from buying newspapers

Germany launches bidding process for subsidies to support climate-friendly industrial production

Britain says it needs to build new gas plants or refurbish existing ones to keep lights on

Chances of second-quarter rate cut by Britain’s central bank ‘severely underpriced,’ Morgan Stanley says