European Business

Apple faces ‘strong action’ if App Store changes fall short, EU’s industry chief says

Euro zone inflation could fall faster than expected this year, data show

French farmers edge closer to Paris as protests ratchet up pressure on Macron

No hint of cuts as European Central Bank keeps rates unchanged

EU watchdog to deepen examination of how banks prepare for rate shifts

Euro zone business activity contracts again in January as demand continues to fall

French farmers increase pressure on government as protests spread

Lufthansa’s bid for minority stake in ITA Airways could reduce competition, EU warns

ECB trade union says majority of staff feel Lagarde not right person to lead central bank

German parliament approves easing rules to get citizenship, dropping restrictions on dual passports

EU Commission seeks feedback on Apple’s offer to let rivals access tap-and-go tech in antitrust case

Google to invest $1-billion in data centre in the United Kingdom

ECB policy makers see high borrowing costs still warranted for ‘some time,’ meeting accounts show

EU Council and Parliament agree on 90% CO2 emissions cut by 2040 for trucks

Tougher EU money laundering rules target cryptoassets and dealers in luxury cars, yachts

U.S. chip maker Intel gains boost in battle against EU antitrust fine

Google to tweak online search results to comply with EU tech rules

Unexpected rise in British inflation in December unlikely to concern Bank of England, economists say

ECB’s Joachim Nagel says it’s too early to discuss cutting rates because inflation remains high

ECB policy-makers say euro zone economy bottoming out, but outlook weak

Ground staff at IAG-owned Iberia stage four-day strike at Spanish airports

France’s Leclerc backs Carrefour in calling on food producers to lower prices

Euro zone inflation jumped in December, supporting case for ECB to hold rates steady

Carrefour pulls PepsiCo products in four European countries over price hikes

Germany’s CO2 emissions have dropped to their lowest level in seven decades, study shows

Euro zone business activity shrank again in December, pointing to recession: PMI

Renewable energy’s share on German power grids reached 55% in 2023, regulator says

Britain’s economy shrank in third quarter, signalling a recession might be under way

Eurotunnel ends strike, cross-Channel traffic to resume gradually after major disruptions

AI cannot be patent ‘inventor’, Britain’s Supreme Court rules in landmark case

British inflation plunged in November, bolstering bets on Bank of England cuts early next year

EU to extend emergency gas price cap for another year