EU budget battle looms, as economy lifts out of crisis
In the 19 states that use the euro single currency, the average debt is expected to reach 102 percent of GDP at the end of the year.
Stocks retreat on Delta variant gloom
Wall Street's streak of five straight records for the Dow and S&P 500 indices ended with a thud
Half of Europeans vaccinated as Germany warns on rising virus cases
Germany joins a number of European nations that have seen cases climb in recent weeks fuelled by the Delta variant, first detected in India.
Wall Street wipeout as stocks plunge
The Delta variant has been in the headlines for weeks, but concerns on Wall Street grew after Los Angeles reimposed an indoor mask mandate over the weekend
Tourists delight as Spain opens up to vaccinated travellers
The decision to keep Spain on Britain's amber list was "disappointing", Health Minister Carolina Darias said.
European stocks creep higher, as Bitcoin attempts recovery
Bitcoin jumped close to $36,500, having tanked on Sunday towards $30,000.
European stocks push higher, US and Asia retreat
The rise in yields on government bonds in the United States and other key economies last week sparked a market meltdown, which was exacerbated as traders sought to lock in gains.
UK fintechs seek 'cure for Brexit' in Lithuania
Sergejus Muravjovas, CEO of Transparency International Lithuania, said "the ambition to become a fintech centre comes with a responsibility to take money laundering prevention to a new level.
Stocks move higher, Bitcoin touches new record
Bitcoin struck a fresh high of $48,663.05 as the cryptocurrency gained further mainstream support.
Virus-plagued Italy in political turmoil after PM quits
Conte, a once obscure law professor, has already led two governments of different political shades since taking office after the 2018 general election.
ECB meets as virus woes weigh on eurozone
Analysts say inflation could bound higher later this year, powered by pent-up consumer demand once lockdowns start easing, particularly in travel and dining out.
Hit by pandemic, Eurozone sees ghost of the debt crisis
The European Central Bank has put the markets at ease by buying up much of the public debt, essentially snuffing out the problem for the foreseeable future.
Virus-hit Italy faces political crisis over EU recovery plan
Renzi, who was in power from 2014 to 2016, has been criticising the government for weeks over its handling of the pandemic and other issues, culminating in the row over the EU spending plan.
Global stocks mixed as pound sinks and Airbnb surges
Johnson warned last-gasp talks for a Brexit trade deal with the European Union could fail, and urged the public to prepare for a "no deal."
US experts vote to approve Pfizer vaccine
Health care workers and vulnerable populations including the elderly are to be the first to receive it.
Boeing shares surge on big 737 MAX order, global stocks mixed
Shares in Boeing jumped 6.0 percent, helping to lift the Dow on a mixed day for US equities.
Covid-19 vaccine: US, Europe develop plans with approval likely soon
The pandemic shows no signs of abating, especially in the United States, where more than 270,000 people have now lost their lives.
Covid-19 update: Slovenia anti-virus shutdown protest turns violent
The measures include a curfew, restrictions on travel and the closure of schools and non-essential shops.
Asian markets drop again as election jitters set in
Analysts warning the fresh infection spikes and failure to pass a new stimulus would likely knock the recovery off track.
US stocks resume downward slide as sterling falls further
Large tech companies have been major beneficiaries during the coronavirus pandemic.
Euro weakens on virus woes, pound falls on Brexit stalemate
The tech sector has been a consistent bright spot amid the severe coronavirus downturn in the United States.
Crushed by COVID, small Spanish firms struggle to survive
So far, 40,000 bars, restaurants and hotels have permanently closed.
Asian markets mixed as US-China tensions offset stimulus hope
Reports said Mitch McConnell would soon unveil a $1 trillion plan after overcoming some differences with the White House.
Angela Merkel's legacy at stake as Germany takes EU reins
Merkel's last major role on the international stage comes as the 27-member club faces its deepest recession since World War II.
Asian markets mixed after rally, eyes on second wave
Several countries continued to loosen up, including in Britain where pubs, restaurants, hotels and cinemas were told they could open again from July 4.
Pandemic drives broadest economic collapse in 150 years: World Bank
Though dramatic, the current forecast falls short of the Great Depression.
Brazil virus toll surges to third-highest in world
The United States remains the hardest-hit nation in the world.
Asian markets fluctuate as dealers take breather ahead of US jobs
While tensions between China and the US continue to play in the background, the general mood at the start of June has been upbeat.
How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 world
By focusing on six areas listed here, organizations will optimize their approach to COVID-19, while readying themselves for any similarly disruptive events in future:
Grim UK, Germany economic data highlights virus devastation
So far, more than 73,000 Americans have died of COVID-19 -- more than a quarter of global deaths.