U.S. whiskey exporters struggle after year of EU tariffs
BRISTOL, Pa. (Reuters) – When Europe’s tariffs on U.S. whiskey hit in June 2018, craft distillery Mountain Laurel Spirits LLC lost 10% of its sales
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Dollar firms, global stocks soar on ECB rate cut expectations
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. and European stocks surged on Friday on expectations the European Central Bank will cut interest rates but the dollar pared
Stocks gain on stimulus hopes but still head for third losing week
LONDON (Reuters) – World stocks rose on Friday as expectations grew of further stimulus by central banks, offsetting worries about slowing economic growth, which intensified
Stocks buoyed by stimulus hopes but still head for third losing week
LONDON (Reuters) – World stocks rose on Friday as expectations grew of further stimulus by central banks, offsetting worries about slowing economic growth, which intensified
Irish regulator nears end of first privacy probe, ruling to take months
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ireland’s data privacy regulator is close to concluding its first probe into a multinational company under the EU’s new privacy laws, likely
Global stocks take fright as recession warnings grow
LONDON (Reuters) – European stocks fell on Wednesday as Germany’s economy went into reverse, reviving fears of global recession and tempering a rally for equities
Exclusive: European online job search websites call on EU to crack down on Google
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Alphabet (GOOGL.O) unit Google could face more regulatory heat in Europe after 23 online job search websites urged EU antitrust regulators to
Tesla electric car catches fire after hitting tow truck in Moscow
Joe Young, media relations associate for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), demonstrates a front crash prevention test on a 2018 Tesla Model 3
Ryanair Irish pilots back industrial action as unrest spreads
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair’s (RYA.I) directly employed pilots in Ireland on Friday voted in favor of industrial action unless pay demands are met swiftly, with
Gold gains as trade concerns weigh on global markets
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Signs of further escalation of the trade war between the United States and China and weak economic data from the United
Ryanair’s Irish pilots back industrial action over pay
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair’s (RYA.I) directly employed pilots in Ireland on Friday voted overwhelmingly in favor of industrial action unless the airline agrees to union
Ryanair Spanish pilots threaten strike as unrest spreads
FILE PHOTO: Ryanair logo is pictured on the the jacket of a cabin crew member ahead of a news conference by Ryanair union representatives in
China trade data calms volatile global markets
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stronger-than-expected Chinese export data helped push global stock markets higher on Thursday following a volatile week that had investors scrambling for
Chinese trade data calms volatile global markets
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stronger-than-expected Chinese export data helped push global stock markets higher on Thursday following a volatile week that had investors scrambling for
Amazon’s Alexa comes under scrutiny of Luxembourg privacy watchdog
FILE PHOTO: Mike George, VP Alexa, Echo and Appstore for Amazon, speaks during the LG press conference at CES in Las Vegas, U.S., January 4,
Markets find a floor as Chinese data soothe nerves
LONDON (Reuters) – Stock markets enjoyed a tentative recovery on Thursday after better-than-expected Chinese export data, while a steadying of the yuan restored some calm
Stock markets find a floor as Chinese data soothe nerves
LONDON (Reuters) – Stock markets enjoyed a tentative recovery on Thursday after better-than-expected Chinese export data and a steadying of the yuan restored some calm
Rush into U.S. bonds curbs global stock markets; gold touches 6-year high
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Investors rushed into the safety of U.S. government bonds on Wednesday, muting a broad stocks rally as fears of a global
Ryanair’s UK pilots vote to strike later this month
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Members of Ryanair’s British pilot union voted on Wednesday in favor of strike action later this month in a dispute over working
SEC says may give firms more time to comply with Europe’s research rules
FILE PHOTO: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission logo adorns an office door at the SEC headquarters in Washington, June 24, 2011. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/File Photo