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European markets closed higher Wednesday, as investors monitored the latest batch of earnings and economic data releases.
Uber faced a year of mounting scandals and regulatory battles after Burghardt signed on last September as policy and communications chief.
Kazakhstan would follow in the footsteps of a number of countries and regulators to indicate interest in its own cryptocurrency.
Goldman Sachs said Tuesday that intensifying geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran posed a long-term threat to global oil supply.
The battle with Boeing escalates as the Canadian aerospace manufacturer gives up control of its C-Series program.
The stock fell up to 21 percent after Merlin forecast core earnings for 2017 in the range of 470 million pounds to 480 million pounds ($622-$636 million).
"I'm trying to make the case about what we need to do so that what happened in my election doesn't happen again," Hillary Clinton says.
A Maltese investigative journalist who exposed the island nation's links to offshore tax havens through the leaked Panama Papers was killed Monday when a bomb exploded in her car, the prime minister said.
Philip Hammond told CNBC on Monday that he didn't think Brexit talks had stalled between the two sides.
The pan-European Stoxx 600 was down 0.25 percent, with most sectors and major bourses in negative territory.
Italy’s Lower House passed a law that will make it more difficult for anti-establishment party Five Star (M5S) to win in the next round of elections.
The study highlighted that regulatory issues and the U.K.’s membership of the single market would continue to be a concern as Britain quits the trade bloc.
Rome wants to sell the whole of Alitalia in one package and avoid a split of its aviation and ground service activities.
Intensifying tensions between Iraqi and Kurdish forces in the oil-rich region of Kirkuk could prompt a sustained rally in oil prices, an analyst told CNBC on Monday.
Sebastian Kurz is set to become the next chancellor of Austria and, at 31, the world's youngest leader.
The Spanish government has given Catalonia three days to declare whether it will try to break away Spain or not.
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