Europe

Ferrari is stretching its brand by removing a longstanding ceiling on the number of cars it sells and expanding into other products.

Ferrari is stretching its brand by removing a longstanding ceiling on the number of cars it sells and expanding into other products.

Britain is pressing for U.S. plane maker Boeing Co. to drop its trade challenge against Canadian rival Bombardier and seek a negotiated settlement to try to protect jobs in Northern Ireland, its business ministry said on Monday.

Britain is pressing for U.S. plane maker Boeing Co. to drop its trade challenge against Canadian rival Bombardier and seek a negotiated settlement to try to protect jobs in Northern Ireland, its business ministry said on Monday.

Airbnb has seen an 80 percent jump in visitors to Britain in the last year, the home rental firm said on Monday, as travellers pour in to the country to take advantage of the weaker pound.

Thousands are gathering in central London to protest Britain's plans to withdraw from the European Union.

PSA Group, the parent company of Peugeot and Opel, is fighting back against a report that 1.9 million cars have cheated on diesel emissions tests.

PSA Group, the parent company of Peugeot and Opel, is fighting back against a report that 1.9 million cars have cheated on diesel emissions tests.

European Central Bank policymakers meeting on Thursday were in broad agreement that their next step will be reducing their bond purchases and discussed four options, two sources with direct knowledge of the discussion said.

Volkswagen is actively working on deals for its noncore assets as well as acquisitions, but its CEO said discussions of a possible Fiat Chrysler merger was mere "speculation."

Volkswagen is actively working on deals for its noncore assets as well as acquisitions, but its CEO said discussions of a possible Fiat Chrysler merger was mere "speculation."

The European Central Bank reaffirmed its ultra-easy policy stance on Thursday, even keeping the door open to increasing bond purchases, dashing hopes it would formally signal its intent to claw back stimulus from next year.

The European Central Bank reaffirmed its ultra-easy policy stance on Thursday, even keeping the door open to increasing bond purchases, dashing hopes it would formally signal its intent to claw back stimulus from next year.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is set to start laying the groundwork for stimulus reduction when policymakers meet on Thursday, giving investors some hints but probably holding off on any major commitment.

France's oil and gas production represents just 1 percent of national consumption.

World stocks tumbled and safe-haven assets soared on Tuesday after North Korea fired a missile over northern Japan, fueling worries of fresh tension between Washington and Pyongyang.

World stocks tumbled and safe-haven assets soared on Tuesday after North Korea fired a missile over northern Japan, fueling worries of fresh tension between Washington and Pyongyang.

Volkswagen's luxury car brand, Audi, said Monday it would reshuffle more than half its management board.