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• Russia: We don't expect oil price rise after Doha

  7:30 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  All eyes are on Doha this weekend but the finance minister of major oil exporter Russia poured cold water on any hopes for a deal.

• Populism is top enemy of reforms: Spain EconMin

  7:14 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  The biggest bar to implementing necessary structural reforms is the rise in political populism in Europe and the U.S., the Spanish economy minister said on Thursday.

• European car sales rise but VW hit by emissions saga

  2:20 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  European new car sales rose 5.7 percent last month, despite a fall in sales for Volkswagen's core brand.

• No 'crisis talk' over Greek bailout: Dijsselbloem

  6:37 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  The Greek bailout program is not heading for a crisis, the head of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers told CNBC.

• IKEA finalizing its biggest overhaul in decades

  3:35 AM ET Fri, 15 April 2016

  Aim is to help the world's largest furniture seller better adapt to changing consumer tastes and avoid the fate of other dominant retailers.

• Demand slumps for London’s priciest properties

  12:08 PM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  The appeal of $3.1 million-plus properties in London appear to be waning, with sales in the capital's most prestigious districts at a year-low.

• Russia to go dry? Officials mulling city booze ban

  7:39 AM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  There are nasty rumors in Russia that the government is contemplating the introduction of a booze ban in the country's two main cities.

• Is this the hottest stock in Europe right now?

  4:48 AM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  A potential merger between the world's biggest brewers has thrown up some investment opportunities, according to equity analysts.

• Why European countries give more aid than others

  12:34 PM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  The best-known philanthropists may herald from the U.S., but many European nations send far more aid overseas in proportion to the size of their economies.

• Want a reason why Europe needs swagger: Here's 9

  5:15 AM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  There critical question now is how we lay the foundations for a stronger European Union (EU) capable of asserting itself in the future.

• How to make money in Europe: Guy Hands

  12:15 PM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  Rejecting Europe would be a badly missed opportunity for investors.

• 'We don't want others to leapfrog us': Maersk CEO

  2:32 AM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  The shipping industry might be suffering a tough period but Moller-Maerskis prepared to weather the storm.

• Enough with the self-loathing, Europe

  1:16 AM ET Fri, 16 Oct 2015

  The major critics of Europe are the Europeans themselves.

• London skyscrapers see rent prices boom

  11:10 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  The cost of renting office space in the tallest buildings in London has surged almost 11 percent in the last six months.

• Stock markets will be volatile…until 2019: CEO

  10:34 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  Traders and investors hoping for a quiet life after a rollercoaster 2015 might be in for a shock, according to one CEO.

• Forget about 'quality' when investing in Europe

  1:14 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  After a woeful third quarter, investors looking to position themselves for the final three months of the year.

• Glencore debt cuts 100% feasible: Rusal President

  11:26 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  Glencore's plan to knock $10.2 billion off its debt pile is achievable, the president of Rusal — the Russian metals producer which has pulled off its own massive debt cut — told CNBC.

• Europe stocks that can add 'swagger' to a portfolio

  1:11 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  European stocks continue to look relatively cheap, according to several analysts, who have highlighted some of the continent's "must have" holdings.

• Why London’s fintech scene is courting Japan

  5:25 AM ET Thu, 15 Oct 2015

  London's mayor is on a trade mission to Japan with a big focus will be on striking partnerships to help financial technology start-ups expand.

• UK courts China as US suffers ‘identity crisis’

  11:30 AM ET Mon, 19 Oct 2015

  The U.S. may have got a visit first, but Chinese President Xi Jinping's trip to the U.K. this week will likely be a good deal more harmonious — and potentially, lucrative.