Europe

May survived a confidence vote on Wednesday, but what happens next?

The automaker said it had rejected an offer for the Blanquefort plant.

The government approved subsidies of up to 6,000 euros for lower emission vehicles, but included a surcharge of up to 3,000 euros on petrol and diesel cars.

U.S. stocks bounce between losses and gains.

Having long flagged the end of quantitative easing, the ECB had little choice but to stop the bond buys.

Switzerland's second-biggest bank confirmed commitments to distribute half of net profit to shareholders.

If May lost the confidence vote, she would have to step down as the country's leader.

The clouds swirling around the globe are real.

FBN's Stuart Varney on concerns over the future of Brexit and what U.S. politicians can learn from the political chaos in Europe.

May’s office was insistent the vote would take place as scheduled on Tuesday.

May met Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a last ditch bid to save her deal before an EU summit on Dec. 13-14.

The Brexit debate is scheduled for Monday with a vote on Tuesday.

This is the fourth weekend of protests in France.