OPINION: Downing Street called it “an ugly smear”, Brexit-supporting hedge fund founder Crispin Odey called it “crap” … writes Lionel Laurent.
The French are hypocrites about money, the soccer star Nicolas Anelka once said after his fellow citizens criticized his love of expensive sports cars
If you can't beat them, buy them. European banks are acquiring mobile-savvy fintech start-ups rather than building their own.
The property game is so lucrative that even bankers are having a go.
Earnings season for Europe's big banks is over - and the outlook is dismal.
Global equities look set for their third straight day of gains on Wednesday.
Gains for European and Asia stocks capped a wild week for financial markets on Friday.
A white-knuckle ride for global markets this week looked set to end with a whimper on Friday.
European shares are heading for their fifth straight daily fall after starting the week on a downbeat note.
European shares hit their highest level in over a week on Monday as a glimmer of hope emerged for Greece.
European stock markets woke up to a Greek hangover on Friday, with the latest twists and turns of debt negotiations keeping investor confidence in check.
Britain’s blue-chip FTSE 100 index edged down on Thursday - broadly in line with European shares.
Company earnings depressed Europe's regional stock indexes on Wednesday, with the luxury sector dragging on the market.
European equities were set for a sixth straight week of gains on Friday, fuelled by a slide in the euro.
European stocks reversed early losses on Tuesday as investors focused on the prospects of a Greek deal.
Stocks fell and lower-rated euro zone bond yields rose on Tuesday after talks between Athens and European partners collapsed.
European shares snapped a two-day winning streak on Friday, ahead of key US non-farm payrolls data.
Worries over Greece's future in the euro zone kept shares under pressure on Monday.
Persistent fears over the health of the global economic recovery kept bond yields and oil prices falling on Wednesday.
Installation art, interactive walls and a robot doorman; the flagship branches of the world’s top banks have come a long way from the iron grilles and potted plants ...
“This question of a restructuring . . . is not on the table,” says the European Union's internal markets commissioner.
