Secretary of State warns Moscow of consequences as Russian troops amass near Ukraine
Last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said that the Biden administration was consulting with NATO allies about the uptick in tensions.
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UK to investigate Greensill Capital as former PM David Cameron faces criticism over lobbying
Cameron, who led the U.K. from 2010 to 2016, reportedly sent text messages about Greensill to ministers including Finance Minister Rishi Sunak.
Europe could be seeing the decline of its gig economy. And new rules could mean higher prices
Deliveroo is just one example of a wider "gig economy" that is coming under increasing scrutiny.
Prince Philip, husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, dies at 99
"His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle," Britain's royal family announced Friday.
Can you mix and match Covid vaccines? Here's what we know so far
The global medical community is considering whether it's possible, and safe, to administer two different vaccine candidates to the same person.
Nokia's mobile brand launches $415 smartphone with 5G as it struggles to take on Samsung and Apple
The company behind the Nokia mobile brand refreshed its smartphone lineup on Thursday with a slew of new budget models.
4 charts show how the U.S. is on track for a faster economic recovery than Europe
The vaccination rate and amount of personal savings are among the measures that illustrate how Europe is falling behind the U.S.
Following Brexit, the U.K.'s competition watchdog is staking its place in the Big Tech backlash
The CMA probe into Facebook's acquisition of Giphy is the regulator's latest move as it takes on a more high-profile role in regulating Big Tech.
Germany edges toward national lockdown; considers Russia's Sputnik vaccine
"It needs one lockdown to break the current wave," Jens Spahn, German health minister, said at a press conference Friday.
Greta Thunberg says she won’t attend COP26 summit if ‘vaccine nationalism’ continues
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has said she will not attend the high-profile United Nations climate change summit if current vaccination trends continue.
Peter Thiel-backed firm takes majority stake in a brain computer interface start-up
ATAI Life Sciences, a Peter Thiel-backed company developing psychedelic drugs to treat mental health, has taken a majority stake in U.S. firm Psyber.
U.S. concerned about Russian troop movements near Ukraine, discussing regional tensions with NATO allies
The buildup of Russian troops has led to repeated calls from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to accelerate his nation's admittance into NATO.
Norway's huge oil-backed wealth fund invests in an offshore wind farm
The transaction is set to be completed later this year.
ECB needs a sustained recovery before winding down crisis measures, Finnish central bank chief says
The ECB should look to secure a sustained economic recovery before exiting crisis-fighting measures, Finland's central bank chief told CNBC on Thursday.
Hopefully ECB can start to reduce its bond buying in the third quarter, Austrian governor says
Robert Holzmann, governor of Austria's central bank, believes the European Central Bank might be able to start reducing its bond purchases during the summer.
ECB doesn't want a premature spike in borrowing costs, Dutch central bank governor says
The ECB's Klaas Knot told CNBC the central bank could take action to address a premature run-up in government bond yields if needed.
British fintech start-up TrueLayer raises $70 million to take on Visa and Mastercard
TrueLayer lets fintech apps like Revolut and Freetrade connect with customers' bank accounts using technology known as APIs.
IMF's top economist says Covid vaccines are the 'main weapon' to achieve a faster economic recovery
Experts have highlighted why it's in everybody's interests to make sure adequately supplied inoculation programs are rolled out across the globe.
EU medicines regulator finds possible link between AstraZeneca Covid vaccine and blood clots
It comes after a review into extremely rare cases of unusual blood clots in some people vaccinated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca shot.
German finance chief says Covid surge shows now is not the time to reopen economy
Europe's most powerful economy has suffered from the coronavirus pandemic, having faced different waves of infections and subsequent lockdowns.
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