Europe Top News and Analysis
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Eric Schmidt said he regrets coming to the social media revolution late during his ten years as Google's CEO.
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No marketplace can filter out every fraudulent product from sellers who are unscrupulous or simply unaware. Here’s a roundup of commonly faked items in popular categories of collecting.
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Who would have thought that what caused the next crisis would be a hamfisted piece of pure theft that proves once again that EU governments have a zero understanding of finance and what makes markets work, writes Moorad Choudhry.
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Germany's Lufthansa has cancelled more than 500 flights after German union Verdi called on 33,000 workers at the company to go on strike on Thursday over a wage dispute.
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Deutsche Bank cut its previously reported 2012 pretax profit by 600 million euros, hit by new charges related to mortgage-related lawsuits and other regulatory investigations.
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Giorgio Napolitano began consultations with political leaders to try to find a way of forming a government after the deadlocked election which left no party with a majority in parliament.
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The EU strong-armed the government of Cyprus to shut down its financial system, Athanasios Orphanides, former governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, told CNBC.
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With the legalization of online gambling in the U.S., European gambling firms see a huge opportunity.
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The Bank of England is worried about further sterling weakness and remains at an impasse over providing more support for Britain's stagnant economy, minutes of its March 6-7 policy meeting showed on Wednesday.
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The head of Cyprus' influential Orthodox church, Archbishop Chrysostomos II, says he will put the church's assets at the country's disposal to help pull it out of a financial crisis.
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European Union lawmakers are expected to agree on Wednesday to bar bankers in Europe from getting bonuses bigger than their salary.
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Uncertainty about Cyprus set markets on edge, but they are far from pricing in the tiny country's exit from the euro.
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A switch from developed to emerging market stock indices could rekindle demand for Greek shares.
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"[W]e are saying [to international lenders] that if you think that by doing this you are fixing things, by...destroying our economy...then we have to say 'no,'" one Cyprus politician said.
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For Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the new face of the euro zone, a furor over a decision to hurt savers in Cyprus has been a baptism of fire in his role as chairman of the Eurogroup of finance ministers of the currency area.
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Despite "unfair commentary" on the 787 Dreamliner, Boeing makes great aircraft, Ryanair CEO told CNBC, following the purchase of $15.6 billion worth of new Boeing jets.
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The number of Britons claiming unemployment benefit fell in February to a 20-month low, official data showed on Wednesday.
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French Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac has resigned after being implicated in a tax fraud investigation.
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Wall Street has boosted its outlook for quantitative easing from the Federal Reserve, according to the March CNBC Fed Survey.
CNBC Meets
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Former tennis star Andre Agassi tells CNBC how he's focusing on education since his retirement.
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Las Vegas native and tennis star-turned-businessman Andre Agassi has told CNBC that Sin City is picking up.
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Cherie Blair describes her battles with the British press over publishing details about her children's private lives.