Europe Shifts Attention to Youth Jobs Plan
The French, German and Italian governments said Europe must tackle youth unemployment to rescue an entire generation who fear they will not find jobs.
Europe Shifts Attention to Youth Jobs Plan
The French, German and Italian governments said Europe must tackle youth unemployment to rescue an entire generation who fear they will not find jobs.
EU Regulator Takes Aim at Google Over Apple Mobile Patent Lawsuit
The European Commission said it believed Motorola Mobility was abusing its market position by seeking and enforcing an injunction against Apple in Germany.
EU Sees Deeper Euro Zone Recession in 2013, Slower Deficit Cuts
The European Commission said the euro zone economy will contract by more than expected this year and budget deficits will decline more slowly.
Pressure on Portugal to Stick to Budget Targets Heats Up
The European Commission said the country must stick to targets agreed with international lenders if it wants more time to repay bailout loans.
Cyprus Mulls Early EU Structural Funds
Officials said the debt-laden country is considering putting EU structural funds to earlier use to help its stricken economy but is not asking for a bigger bailout.
Germany Confident France will Meet Deficit Obligations
A day after Paris urged Berlin to grant it more time to hit the goal, a German official says he is confident France will stick to EU rules on public deficit targets.
Germany Confident France will Meet Deficit Obligations
A day after Paris urged Berlin to grant it more time to hit the goal, a German official says he is confident France will stick to EU rules on public deficit targets.
Moody’s Slices Slovenia’s Debt Rating
Moody's cut down Slovenia's debt rating amid worries about its banking sector, balance sheet and chance it might need a bailout in the latest sign the eurozone debt crisis isn't yet over.
Economic Mood in Euro Zone Sours Again in April
Confidence in the euro zone's economy fell further in April, strengthening the case for a cut in interest rates this week by the European Central Bank.
Europe More Divided Than Ever Over Austerity
Many Europeans apparently prefer bloated deficits and threats of default over higher taxes and soaring unemployment wrought by recent austerity measures.
ECB Poised to Cut Rates to Help Recession-Hit Euro Zone
The European Central Bank is closer to lowering interest rates than at any time since it last cut them in July and is likely to shave a quarter-point off.
More Signs of Economic Contraction in Euro Zone
A sharp drop in German business activity overshadowed an easing downturn in France, raising concerns over a further economic contraction in the euro zone.
More Signs of Economic Contraction in Euro Zone
A sharp drop in German business activity overshadowed an easing downturn in France, raising concerns over a further economic contraction in the euro zone.
German Parliament Green Lights Cyprus Bailout
Germany's lower house of parliament voted overwhelmingly to grant Cyprus a 10 billion euro bailout that is designed to avert the island from bankruptcy.
Portugal Identifies Spending Cuts to Keep Bailout on Track
The Portuguese government approved around 800 million euros of new spending cuts on to put its EU/IMF bailout back on course.
ECB Holds Rates Despite Cypriot Jolt to Euro Confidence
The European Central Bank held its interest rate at a record low 0.75% as it waits to see whether the economy stabilizes.
Who is Going to Invest in Cyprus Now?
Cyprus's bank restructuring, a condition for international aid it needed to stave off bankruptcy, will force the Mediterranean island to scramble for new ways to generate wealth.
France investigating media coverage of Paris shooting
Did media hinder Paris shooting investigation?
European shares inch higher
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