markets 14/11/2018 European stocks hit two-week low as sell-off leaves few sectors unscathed European shares hit two-week low, weighed by growth angst and oil gloom
United Kingdom 14/11/2018 Theresa May to Parliament: "We will not rerun the referendum" UK Prime Minister Theresa May answered questions about the draft Brexit deal from her Cabinet. The 500-page document sparked early condemnation from critics late Tuesday following its release.
markets 14/11/2018 Oil markets struggle to find footing after 7 percent slump Oil markets struggle to find footing after 7 percent slump
markets 13/11/2018 European shares rebound as trade hopes chase tech scares European shares rebound as trade hopes chase tech scares
World 13/11/2018 Support for start-ups: two European tech success stories How does the Enterprise Europe Nework help SMEs grow?
World 13/11/2018 Start-ups take the Euronews pitch challenge at Web Summit Start-ups take the Euronews pitch challenge at Web Summit
markets 13/11/2018 Asian shares falter, dollar at 16-month peak on Europe, Brexit woes Asian shares falter, dollar at 16-month peak on Europe, Brexit woes
Raw Politics 12/11/2018 Raw Politics: Italy's budget tussle with Brussels Italy is expected to resubmit a high-spending budget to the EU on Tuesday. The Raw Politics panel discuss if austerity is the way to go to reinvigorate Italy's economy.
markets 12/11/2018 Dollar hits 16-month high; tech woes crunch stocks Dollar hits 16-month high; tech woes crunch stocks
no comment 12/11/2018 Portrait of World War One soldier engraved on UK beach A portrait of a World War One soldier was carved onto the sands of Northern Ireland's Murlough beach on Sunday to mark the centenary of armistice day.
markets 12/11/2018 Oil helps European stocks rise while tobacco goes up in smoke Oil helps European stocks rise while tobacco goes up in smoke
markets 08/11/2018 Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs, shares dive on cash flow concerns Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs, shares dive on cash flow concerns
World 08/11/2018 Netflix announces launch of more original European content New series from Spain and Norway have been announced.
United Kingdom 08/11/2018 UK will keep GDPR after Brexit, digital minister tells Euronews The UK is not planning to get rid of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation after Brexit kicks in, UK digital minister Margot James tells Euronews at the Web Summit.
markets 08/11/2018 European shares hit one-month high as banks, Sodexho shine European shares hit one-month high as banks, Sodexho shine
markets 07/11/2018 European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally
markets 06/11/2018 Asian shares inch up, investors brace for U.S. elections Asian shares inch up, investors brace for U.S. elections
World 06/11/2018 This is Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ Athens has been named as Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ by the European Capital of Innovation contest and has been awarded a cash prize of €1 million.
markets 06/11/2018 Investors punish earnings misses as European stocks dip in cautious trading Investors punish earnings misses as European stocks dip in cautious trading
