EU

Greece's 2014 financing gap stands at €2.6bn, with a further €12.3bn needed in 2015.

M Rochan Apr 26, 2014

European Court of Justice will rule on UK attempt to block tax

Shane Croucher Apr 25, 2014

A CEB survey shows the hiring outlook remains relatively flat despite supposed business boom

Lianna Brinded Apr 23, 2014

EU Commission chief writes President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine gas summit.

Nigel Wilson Apr 17, 2014

Corporate lobbyists have pressed Western governments to avoid sanctions on sectors of the Russian economy.

Nigel Wilson Apr 17, 2014

European e-cigarette market worth double initial estimates, study suggests.

Sean Martin Apr 15, 2014

The Old Grain Store office is at the heart of an expenses allegation facing Nigel Farage.

Dominic Gover Apr 15, 2014

UK foreign secretary William Hague has said that there is no doubt that Russia is behind the unrest in eastern Ukraine.

Alfred Joyner Apr 14, 2014

The EU is putting plans in place to get tough on high frequency trading.

Sean Martin Apr 14, 2014

Rats growing larger because of resistance to poison and fast food diets

Samantha Payne Apr 14, 2014

The Chancellor made the comments after coming under fire from the IMF last year.

Ian Silvera Apr 11, 2014

The Corporate Europe Observatory says the lobbying groups employ more than 1,700 workers to 'influence' policy.

Ian Silvera Apr 10, 2014

The European Parliament votes to end roaming charges across EU member states by 15 December, 2015.

David Gilbert Apr 03, 2014

More than six in ten businesses based in Russia said they have no plans to reduce staff numbers.

Ian Silvera Mar 26, 2014

Now not the time to show weakness and indecision, warns former chief of staff

Samantha Payne Mar 24, 2014

Russian action prompts former Soviet republics to expedite talks to join free trade agreement

Gianluca Mezzofiore Mar 21, 2014

An EU ruling will force all smartphone makers to use microUSB chargers from 2017 - potentially causing trouble for Apple.

David Gilbert Mar 14, 2014

Data protection reform in Europe should lead to greater protections for citizens and make life easier for businesses

Anthony Cuthbertson Mar 12, 2014

Looming threat of EU and US trade sanctions sparks concern over fragile Russian economy.

Shane Croucher Mar 12, 2014

Prime minister says EU will impose fresh sanctions on Russia if there are no talks over Crimea crisis

Nick Assinder Mar 10, 2014

US-EU relationship tetchy over reaction to Ukraine crisis and NSA snooping scandal.

Shane Croucher Mar 10, 2014

CBRE survey shows commercial property investors saw UK less attractive if quits EU.

Shane Croucher Mar 07, 2014

The news comes after several major banks have introduced pay "allowances" for staff.

Ian Silvera Mar 07, 2014

Arab criminals are kidnapping African migrants and demanding relatives in Europe pay ransoms.

Lewis Dean Mar 05, 2014

Assistance in part subject to Ukraine signing deal with IMF.

M Rochan Mar 05, 2014

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg and Ukip's Nigel Farage agree to televised debate before the Euro elections

Nick Assinder Mar 05, 2014

Jury at Southwark Crown Court finds the 46-year-old not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman

Lewis Dean Mar 05, 2014

Foreign Secretary William Hague has urged Russia to attend talks to de-escalate Ukraine crisis.

Nick Assinder Mar 04, 2014

Ukraine can't pay February gas bill from Gazprom, but Russia offers loan of up to $3bn to revolution-hit country.

Shane Croucher Mar 04, 2014

Mobile roaming charges across the EU face the chop.

Alistair Charlton Feb 28, 2014