Barclays beats expectations but suspends buybacks after U.S. trading blunder
Barclays said last month that it had sold $15.2 billion more in U.S. investment products — known as "structured notes" — than it was permitted to.
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Turkey wants to be neutral in the Ukraine war. But a treaty from 1936 has it on a tightrope
Turkey wields great power over the Black Sea, but a 1936 treaty may be putting it on a geopolitical tightrope in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Boeing posts loss as it grapples with delays on commercial and defense programs
The manufacturer says it is pausing 777X production and that it doesn't expect deliveries to start until 2025.
Euro slides to five-year low on Russian energy supply, slowdown fears
The euro tumbled against the U.S. dollar Wednesday as investors grew increasingly concerned with energy supply and a potential recession in the region.
Credit Suisse says U.S. authorities will 'absolutely not' find any wrongdoing amid probe into Russian oligarch record shredding
CEO Thomas Gottstein told CNBC that letters received by investors had "nothing to do" with sanctions, or loans belonging to members of Putin's inner circle.
Gibraltar became a hub for crypto — now it wants to tackle attempts to manipulate the market
Despite its small size, the overseas British territory has a track record of developing rules for the crypto market.
Japan reports first case of mysterious children's liver disease as health experts explore possible Covid links
The mysterious liver disease has so far affected over 170 children, largely in Britain, as health experts explore its possible links to Covid-19.
Deutsche Bank posts seventh straight quarter of profit, warns of increasing cost pressures
Deutsche Bank reported Wednesday its seventh consecutive quarterly profit, but warned that the current environment is "challenging" and "cost pressures have intensified."
Credit Suisse reports quarterly loss, reshuffles management team as litigation costs bite
Credit Suisse on Wednesday reported a net loss for the first quarter of 2022 and announced a management reshuffle.
Solar company Enphase Energy is 'tripling down' on Europe as Russia's war sends power prices soaring
Enphase Energy reported record revenue during the first quarter of 2022 amid strong demand for its products.
Elon Musk's Twitter takeover sets him on a collision course with Europe
After Elon Musk's $44 billion deal to buy Twitter, EU officials have a message for the eccentric tech billionaire: follow the rules.
United Airlines ramps up flights for European travel comeback
United plans to fly 25% more trans-Atlantic capacity this spring and summer over 2019.
UBS beats expectations for the first quarter; continues to reduce Russia exposure
The bank said macroeconomic, geopolitical and market factors created a high level of uncertainty in the first three months of the year.
Chinese start-up Nreal is launching its augmented reality glasses in the UK this spring
Chinese augmented reality start-up Nreal says it will launch its Nreal Air glasses in the U.K. later this spring through a deal with local carrier EE.
Macron has won France's presidential election. But the far right is upping its game
Political analysts believe the continued rise of the far right will cause Emmanuel Macron significant headaches over the coming years.
Carlos Ghosn says he would face fair trial in France, suggests timing of arrest warrant 'suspicious'
Carlos Ghosn has said he expects to receive a "fair trial" in France after being issued an arrest warrant.
Tiny, landlocked Moldova struggles to deal with the fallout of Russia's war on Ukraine
The ongoing war next door has put the landlocked country of Moldova, a former Soviet republic and one of Europe's poorest nations, in a precarious position.
France's Macron: Anger of Le Pen voters must be addressed
France's Emmanuel Macron used his victory speech Sunday to address disaffection at his leadership.
Macron beats far-right rival Le Pen in French presidential election
Macron's win makes him the first French president in two decades to win a second term.
Macron faces off against far-right rival Le Pen as France heads to the polls
French citizens are heading to the polls Sunday in a presidential election set against the backdrop of war in Ukraine and a cost of living crisis.
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