Amazon is raising eyebrows in Ireland with reports of a new e-commerce hub
The e-commerce giant is reportedly opening its first fully fledged fulfilment center in Dublin to service the Irish market.
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Spotify founder 'very serious' about buying his favorite club, Arsenal, says he's secured funding
"I've been an Arsenal fan since I was 8 years old," Swedish billionaire and Spotify CEO Daniel Ek told CNBC. "I'm prepared that this could be a long journey."
British government takes a first step toward allowing ‘self-driving’ cars on public roads
The U.K. government announced that the first types of "self-driving" cars could be on British roads by the end of 2021.
UAE could stay on the UK's travel ‘red list’ indefinitely, and mixed messages are stoking confusion
"We're not restricting the UAE due to the level of coronavirus in the UAE," U.K. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said. "The issue is one of transit."
Archegos hit to UBS stuns investors as shares slide
Market players surprised with UBS hit from Archegos scandal.
BP beats first-quarter estimates on stronger commodity prices; plans to resume share buybacks
It comes as oil and gas majors seek to prove to investors that they have gained a more stable footing amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
UBS first-quarter profit up 14%, but CEO 'very disappointed' with hit from Archegos scandal
The Swiss lender said revenues were $774 million lower as a result of the Archegos hedge fund's collapse.
Apple hit with German antitrust complaint as it prepares to roll out new iPhone software
Apple has been accused of antitrust abuse in Germany as it prepares to roll out a new version of its iPhone software.
Jailed Putin critic Alexei Navalny says he will start to end his hunger strike
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny said Friday he will start to end his nearly month-long hunger strike.
'Huge difference' to have the U.S. back around the table, EU's climate chief says
A 'huge difference' to have the U.S. back in the fight for a more sustainable world, the EU's Frans Timmermans said.
Euro zone's economic recovery gathers pace in April with France returning to growth
Business activity in the euro zone expanded again in April, preliminary data showed on Friday, providing some positive momentum for the second quarter.
Op-ed: Germany´s new political star is poised to deliver on Merkel’s original promise
As of 2022, the Greens' Annalena Baerbock is guaranteed to be Germany's most powerful female politician.
'World's most powerful tidal turbine' gears up for operation
Turbine will now be towed to the Orkney Islands, an archipelago north of mainland Scotland, for commissioning.
European Super League: Real Madrid president Florentino Perez says plans are not 'dead' despite withdrawals
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez insists the European Super League is not "dead."
European Central Bank holds fire ahead of crunch June meeting
The ECB is keeping its policy unchanged while market players look for clues on when its massive monetary stimulus might start to be wound down.
Jaguar Land Rover, Daimler production scaled back due to global chip shortage
The global chip shortage is continuing to wreak havoc at some of the world's biggest carmakers including Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes, and Renault.
Italian hospital worker reportedly took home nearly $650,000 despite skipping work for 15 years
A hospital worker in Italy has reportedly been accused of taking home 538,000 euros ($648,000) in pay, despite having never turned up for work in 15 years.
North American chip firm Alphawave opts for London over New York in upcoming IPO
Alphawave is set to list on the London Stock Exchange, shunning New York's tech-focused Nasdaq stock market in the process.
Credit Suisse reports loss after Archegos scandal; CEO insists there's no risk culture problem
The Swiss lender warned of heavy losses earlier this month after a scandal involving U.S.-based hedge fund Archegos Capital.
EU prepares legal action against AstraZeneca over vaccine delivery shortages
The European Commission told EU ambassadors on Wednesday that it was considering legal action against AstraZeneca for these delivery issues, four EU officials told CNBC.
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