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Bank of England Keeps Interest Rates at Record Low
The Bank of England is sticking to its commitment to keep interest rates at rock-bottom until the country's recovery is more firmly established.
Eurozone Business Recovery Loses Some Steam
The pace of the recovery in euro zone private sector business eased slightly last month, although less than originally estimated.
Is Money Key to Happiness? It Doesn't Hurt
They say money can't buy happiness, but the global financial crisis affected the happiness of those countries that were worst hit.
EU to Fine RBS, Deutsche, JP Morgan and 3 Others in Euribor Case
EU antitrust regulators are set to impose multi-million euro fines on RBS, Deutsche Bank , JPMorgan, and three other banks for suspected rigging of the Euribor interest rate benchmark.
EU Commission Predicts Euro Will Gain Strength
The euro will appreciate at a record pace this year and continue to gain in value in 2014, the European Commission predicts.
Global Markets Take Hit from China Data, Fed Plan
Asian markets buckled badly on Thursday after the Federal Reserve heralded an eventual end to free money and China turned the screw on credit even as factory activity in the world's second largest economy hit a nine-month low.
EU Bail Fund Conditions Get Complicated
Euro zone finance ministers laid out how its bailout fund can invest in troubled banks, but imposed so numerous conditions.
Greek Youth Unemployment Soars 60% in February
The country's youth unemployment rate reflects the pain caused by the crippling recession after years of austerity under its bailout.
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.