Category: 3. Europe

(RTTNews) – European stocks are seen opening a tad higher on Thursday as concerns about Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s potential ousting eased and China reaffirmed that it is normalizing ties with the…

By Iain Withers, Tom Sims and John O’Donnell

LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Europe’s commercial real estate market is defying expectations of a recovery as investor caution pins property sales to near-decade lows.

Some investors and banks,…

A fire has destroyed the main stage at Tomorrowland music festival in Belgium, just two days before the event was set to open.

Thick plumes of black smoke can be seen billowing into the sky as flames engulfed one side of the main stage.

Festival organisers said on Wednesday evening that nobody was…

Timely spectrum allocation and proactive policies, not the tyranny of geography or demographics, define Europe’s 5G coverage leaders

Europe is now midway through the 5G technology cycle. Capital spending on network…

Wealthy countries spend trillions of euros on health care every year, but not all of them are getting their money’s worth, a new analysis has found.

Higher levels of health spending are linked to better outcomes, but after a certain point, more money may not be efficient or…