Sweden’s central bank cut interest rates on Thursday, while Norway left them on hold. Sweden's Risksbank cut interest rates ...

CAB Payments tumbled on Thursday after US payments company StoneX said it was not planning to make a takeover offer for the ...

The contraction of the eurozone's construction sector slowed to its lowest rate in ten months in October, though the downturn remained deeply entrenched, according to statistics from S&P Global and ...

European stocks rebounded on Thursday following a post-US election slump, with market sentiment lifted by monetary easing from across the continent.

London stocks nudged higher in early trade on Thursday as investors waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to the latest policy announcements from the Bank of England and the US ...

Mining giant BHP confirmed on Thursday that the agreement entered into between Public Authorities in Brazil and Samarco Mineração, BHP Billiton Brasil and Vale Shad been ratified by the Supreme Court ...

Retail sales in the eurozone rose for the third straight month in September as strong gains in non-food products and fuel made up for declining sales for food, drinks, tobacco.

Mobico said on Thursday that it was on track to meet profit guidance for the year amid continued growth in passenger demand.

Industrial production in Germany dropped by more than expected in September, according to figures from Destatis, while the country's trade surplus shrank as exports declined.

Wood Group shares were in freefall on Thursday as the oil services firm announced the launch of an independent review of its business that could lead to restatements and said third-quarter trading in ...

Telecommunications giant BT downgraded its full-year revenue guidance on Thursday, pointing to both its non-UK operations and a "competitive retail environment" as the cause.

Utility giant National Grid said on Thursday that underlying profits had grown in the six months ended 30 September despite reporting a modest decline in revenue.