France Kicks Off Fans’ Return to Elite European Soccer
Le Havre, France (AP) — For the first time since the coronavirus shut down sports and chased away spectators, Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and other stars will be back in front … Read More
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Futures Fall With Europe Stocks on Economy Jitters: Markets Wrap
U.S. futures dropped with global stocks as European officials warned the economy will take longer to recover and Germany reported weaker-than-expected industrial data. The dollar advanced. Airline shares led losses … Read More
Zara Founder Unveils $17.2 Billion Global Real Estate Empire
After making a fortune in clothing, Amancio Ortega turned his attention to real estate. The Spanish billionaire’s property holdings have soared to 15.2 billion euros ($17.2 billion), his firm revealed … Read More
Europe Extends Block on U.S. Travelers Over Coronavirus Concerns
Sign up here for our daily coronavirus newsletter on what you need to know, and subscribe to our Covid-19 podcast for the latest news and analysis. European Union governments extended … Read More
Poland Votes in Critical Moment for Europe’s Post-Covid Future
Polish citizens are voting in a presidential election that will determine the fate of the east European country’s nationalist makeover. After voiding a ballot in May due to the coronavirus … Read More
Reopenings, M&A, Protests: What’s Next for Retail and Luxury?
Want the lowdown on European markets? In your inbox before the open, every day. Sign up here. While both the retail and luxury sectors have suffered less than some other … Read More
Apple to Let Developers Challenge App Rules, Won’t Delay Updates
Apple Inc. said it will start letting developers challenge App Store policies and won’t delay app updates over rule violations, possibly easing tensions with the creators who help fuel the … Read More
U.K. Bonds Tumble After BOE Is Seen Slowing Speed of Purchases
U.K. government bonds slid after the Bank of England’s boost to its quantitative-easing program was offset by market fears that the pace of its purchases will slow. The longest-dated maturities … Read More
Renault Rattled by Threat From Chinese Electric Cars Imports
A flood of Chinese electric cars coming ashore in Norway — one of the biggest markets for battery-powered vehicles in Europe — is a sign of the “ferocious competition” awaiting … Read More
Clean Energy Buyers Seek A Role in Europe’s Green Stimulus
Clean energy buyers want the European Union to ensure its 750 billion euro ($851 billion) economic recovery package helps increase the uptake of renewables by corporates. Companies including Nestle SA, … Read More