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• Uber riots to innovation: France’s bid for tech stardom

  7:39 AM ET Wed, 20 April 2016

  France has had a long-standing image problem of being anti-innovation. But look a little closer, and the picture is very different.

• How Lego plans to crack the Chinese market

  7:50 AM ET Wed, 20 April 2016

  Lego's CEO claims that his firm is well-positioned to become China's number one toy brand.

• The impact of Brexit on creative industries

  5:35 AM ET Fri, 22 April 2016

  Ad agencies and the creative industries are an important part of the U.K. economy, but a vote to leave the European Union will impact them.

• Blame Taylor Swift, YouTube for low artist pay: CEO

  10:00 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  Streaming service Deezer says that it's video platforms like YouTube which are responsible for the small remuneration that artists receive.

• Britain in the EU? UK's industries have their say

  7:37 PM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  On June 23, all eyes will be on the U.K. as it decides whether it wants to stay in the EU. Here's what key sectors are saying about a “Brexit”.

• Will this terror threat make or break Europe?

  9:24 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  Europe is facing its most significant terror threat in over 10 years, but how members states tackle the threat could shape its future.

• Publicis CEO: Beat Q1 forecast, headwinds ahead

  2:10 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  Publicis reported organic sales growth of 2.9 percent for the first quarter, beating its own estimate, but remained cautious about the quarters ahead.

• Getting scary? 'Appalling' tactics used in Brexit debate

  8:04 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  Politicians and business leaders are accusing each other of "appalling," "ridiculous" and "absurd" scare tactics to sway U.K. voters.

• Driving growth? The future of Europe’s car industry

  12:49 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  Over the decades Europe has embraced the automobile not only as a means for economic growth and transport but for leisure and fun too.

• What has the EU ever done for us?

  12:22 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  How does the EU compare to other global regions? How are lives changed by being in the EU? Of its members, which countries are winning and losing?

• Why I was paid $99M last year: WPP CEO

  7:43 PM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  WPP boss Martin Sorrell has defended his large pay package, telling CNBC that the success of the firm is linked to how much money he makes.

• China’s WeChat better than Facebook: Advertising CEO

  7:18 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  Chinese social media platform WeChat is better for marketers than Western offerings such as Facebook, the CEO of a top advertising firm said.

• UK stepping into ‘black hole’ with Brexit: Sorrell

  9:57 AM ET Tue, 19 April 2016

  WPP CEO tells CNBC that "you're better off trying to change the rules of the club inside rather than banging on the door outside."

• Here's why Europe needs swagger   

  2:22 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  CNBC's Karen Tso lays out the problems facing Europe and explains why Europe needs swagger.

• UBS' Axel Weber: Europe is over-banked

  6:59 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  Consolidation in the European banking sector is inevitable, UBS Chairman Axel Weber said.

• Russia: Why the worst is over for our economy

  2:26 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  It's been a torrid couple of years for Russia's economy, but the country's finance minister has told CNBC that the worst is now over.

• Are Portuguese banks too exposed to Angola?

  4:49 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  Portugal’s finance minister denied Angola controlled too much of his country’s banking sector, but said the economic straits of the former colony were a worry.

• Major economies deal 'hammer blow' to tax evaders

  6:24 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  Europe's five largest economies have announced plans to share more information on business owners in a bid crack down on tax evasion.

• I make no apologies for success: WPP CEO   

  3:34 AM ET Mon, 18 April 2016

  Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP, defends his $90 million pay package by discussing his company's successful performance.

• Tax ‘voyeurism’? It’s a Finnish tradition

  7:16 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  Finnish FinMin Alexander Stubb says Finland is a "very transparent" country where tax information of all individuals is made public annually.