Lagarde says pandemic still 'poses serious risks' and the ECB stands ready to act
The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged Thursday, as euro nations continue to struggle with surging Covid-19 infections and lockdowns.
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Coronavirus 30-minute tests are causing a stir in the UK: Here's why
The tests are self-administered and can detect current Covid-19 infection, with results usually within 30 minutes.
A trial in London is using tech to monitor the wellbeing of vulnerable people in their homes
Digital tech is starting to play in important role in many people's healthcare regime.
Dr. Fauci says U.S. will remain a WHO member and join global Covid vaccine plan
The U.S. will join a global alliance that aims to deliver coronavirus vaccines to low-income countries, Dr. Anthony Fauci said told the WHO.
Europe and Biden ‘on the same page’ over Big Tech regulation, EU chief says
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is confident that U.S. President Joe Biden will be an "ally" when regulating tech firms.
Denmark to trial green hydrogen production using offshore wind turbines
The facility is expected to generate its first hydrogen toward the end of the year.
‘The U.S. is back’: Europe cherishes Trump’s departure on Biden’s Inauguration Day
On Inauguration Day, European officials weren't afraid of expressing their happiness at Biden's forthcoming term and ambitions for the new administration.
Moonpig confirms $1.6 billion float as London prepares for a busy year of tech IPOs
Online card retailer Moonpig has confirmed that it plans to go public on the London Stock Exchange in a £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) float next month.
After unprecedented stimulus, the European Central Bank is set for a change of focus
The ECB's Governing Council, led by President Christine Lagarde, will now likely pause for the foreseeable future and use this week's meeting to steer markets in a new direction.
Italy avoids government collapse as Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte survives confidence vote
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte survived a confidence vote on Tuesday and will now lead a minority government.
A ‘perfect storm’ is brewing in the global response to Covid, WEF risk report panelist warns
The World Economic Forum shares its outlook for the biggest threats globally in its 2021 risk report.
UK hospitals are using blockchain to track the temperature of coronavirus vaccines
The aim is to keep a tamper-proof digital record of temperature-sensitive vaccines and pick up on any irregularities in their storage.
Silicon Valley start-up Plaid plans European hiring spree despite Visa deal falling apart
Plaid plans to more than double its European workforce from 40 to 100 by the end of 2021.
World’s fourth-largest carmaker rallies on first day of trade after $52 billion merger
Stellantis, the product of the $52 billion merger between FCA and Peugeot, was well received by European investors on its first day of trading Monday.
Russia detains Navalny for 30 days; Kremlin critic urges supporters to ‘take to the streets’
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny is widely regarded as the most prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin.
Watch live: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo holds a press briefing on Covid pandemic
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding a press briefing on the coronavirus Friday as the state continues to roll out coronavirus vaccines.
Pfizer to temporarily reduce Covid vaccine deliveries to Europe
Pfizer will temporarily reduce the number of doses of its coronavirus vaccine being delivered to Europe.
Dutch government resigns after childcare benefits scandal
The whole Dutch government collectively resigned on Friday after a scandal involving the mismanagement of childcare funds, which drove thousands of families into financial ruin.
OneWeb secures new funding from SoftBank to help it take on Elon Musk’s Starlink
U.K. satellite communications firm OneWeb announced it has $1.4 billion in total funding thanks to a new investment from SoftBank and Hughes Network Systems.
Italy will not opt for a 'populist' answer to the current political crisis, former minister says
Italy's political crisis will not mean a populist or anti-EU government in Rome, Elena Bonetti, a former minister and Italia Viva member said.
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