Eurozone, banking, industry and the companies doing the work of the European economy.

Deutsche Telekom is weighing a complete merger with T-Mobile US, which could become the largest corporate deal in history. The combined enti

A Dutch court has ordered the seizure of the Cervantes Institute's headquarters in Utrecht as a precautionary measure. The move stems from S

About 69,000 EU entrepreneurs are under 20, up 10% since 2022. The Netherlands and Italy have the highest numbers. Meanwhile, youth employme

The Champions League semifinals showcase a clash of ownership models: Qatari state-backed PSG, fan-owned Bayern Munich, US private equity-dr

Revolut will open its first permanent physical store in Barcelona, a departure from its digital-only model. The fintech giant aims to build

Oil producers in the South Caucasus and Central Asia are moving away from long-term contracts toward flexible trading strategies. Asian refi

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary forecasts that two or three European airlines could go bankrupt this winter due to high fuel costs. He specifica

European manufacturers increasingly build cross-border supply chains, with the UK playing a specific role. Bosch's UK operations provide spe

Germany's gold reserves, worth €440 billion, are the world's second-largest. DIW president Marcel Fratzscher proposes selling part to reliev

TotalEnergies has ramped up production at France's largest refinery, Gonfreville, to 100% capacity. The move aims to insulate the domestic m

China's Ministry of Commerce has condemned the EU's Industrial Acceleration Act, alleging it creates investment barriers and violates WTO ru

Chinese car brands are gaining ground in Europe, with market share already above 10% in Norway, the UK, and Italy. At Auto China 2026, indus