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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - American technology giant Alphabet Inc (O:GOOGL) Google has increased its market share in the three years since the EU competition authorities ordered it to stop favori...

European stocks hovered around a two-week high on Wednesday as upbeat earnings reports from Britain's Tesco (OTC: TSCDY) and Germany's Dialog Semiconductor helped offset uncertainty over a n...

Tesla will join the US benchmark S&P 500 on Monday, giving millions of investors a stake in the electric vehicle maker.

Nearly six months after Russia was evicted from much of the world's finances by invading Ukraine, it is going itself, developing a two-tier system divorced from adversaries.

Retail property prices look attractive to wealthy individuals and small private firms after years of weak growth. REITs and other major players remain cautious.

A group of investors, including Dragon Capital, Goldman Sachs, George Soros and OPIC, intends to ensure the flow of funding to Ukraine in 2018

As of October 31, Canada's six largest banks had C $ 70.4 billion ($ 55.5 billion) more Tier 1 equity capital than regulators required. Capital CET1 is a pantry of securities designed to ser...

Kraft Heinz Co said on Friday billionaire investor Warren Buffett has decided to retire from the company’s board following the end of his term in April to reduce travel commitments.

In the U.S. Supreme Court, dominated by an ambitious conservative wing, Chief Justice John Roberts has become an "island man." The 67-year-old chief justice, appointed in 2005 by Republica...

English Premier League revenues are expected to exceed £6bn this season for the first time, quickly ahead of their European rivals.