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The Personal Contract Purchase, which exploded in popularity during the global financial crisis, might be the latest mis-selling scandal in the U.K.

ASML on Wednesday looked to allay concerns over 2026 growth as net sales for the third quarter came in slightly below expectations.

Shares of U.S. rare earth miners rallied in premarket trade on Tuesday, extending sharp gains from the previous session.

The Israel Gaza ceasefire is a breakthrough for Middle East peace, but containerships will not be quick to return to the Red Sea after years of Houthi attacks.

The Dutch government has invoked the Goods Availability Act to take control of Nexperia, a Chinese-owned semiconductor maker based in the Netherlands.

A weaker crude price environment is expected to put the industry's generous shareholder payouts at serious risk over the coming months.

Diverging economic fortunes in Europe come at a time when the bloc should put on a united front on U.S. relations.

Tax savings were one of the least-cited reasons to move, with entrepreneurs more likely to cite personal safety or expanding their business as motivations.

Britain's competition regulator activated new powers to regulate Google's search activities, putting the tech giant in the firing line for further regulation.

The Israeli cabinet ratified the agreement in the early hours of Friday morning.