A Microsoft outage disrupted Outlook and Teams worldwide, with reports from scores of countries and territories. Problems from 74 countries and territories within about an hour.
European leaders are meeting for their first conversation on AI with the tech world in tumult.
Polling shows U.K. voters quite like data centers. But MPs near developments are starting to worry.
AI demand remains strong even as data-center construction slows. Ardian’s Executive President Vladimir Colas joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why Europe’s digital infrastructure and secondaries could offer opportunities and why existing data centers may become more valuable. (Source: Bloomberg)
‘Europe needs to pay attention’, warns Zelenskyy after Abu Dhabi talks
Fiscal consolidation must be coupled with productivity-boosting reforms, says Fund’s Europe director
A group of suspects burst into a De Beers jewelry store in the center of Paris on Tuesday morning and exited with loot worth more than €1 million ($1.1 million), according to French radio station Europe 1.
US investment firm Gordon Brothers is ‘taking due care’ to consider if one of three bidders has enough funds Business live – latest updates Poundland’s owner has said it is “taking due care” to consider if one of three bidders had enough funds to ensure its survival after the troubled budget retail chain secured two more weeks to find a deal. The management of Poundland , which employs approximately 12,000 people and operates 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, won approval from the high court...
It is built of wood, resembles an Ikea and its power is totally renewable. Plus, it was built with the local community in mind. Is this facility in Falun the best datacentre in the world? ‘It was pretty cool, when they were building it. It looked like a very large Ikea,” says John Wernvik, of EcoDataCenter. He is giving me a tour of their facility in Falun, Sweden, which could lay claim to being the world’s greenest datacentre – although to many, that is a contradiction in terms. One differen...
European chip stocks fell after Nvidia slid 8.6% in after-hours trading on reports that its board was preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang. In Frankfurt, the DAX topped 27,000 for the first time as Siemens rallied on record profits.
German drugmaker Merck has today raised its 2026 core profit guidance for the third time this year, helped by better underlying performance, foreign exchange effects and the acquisition of US firm Bio-Techne.
Allianz has increased its full-year guidance after reporting a 6.2% rise in third-quarter operating profit.
Belgian bank-insurer KBC has reported third-quarter net profit of €1.14 billion, matching the consensus estimate compiled by the company.
Pablo Hernández de Cos’s bid gains momentum as Paris and Berlin eye package deal on central bank leadership
Spanish workers are expected to turn out in their millions on Wednesday for the country's first general strike in 14 years.
Protests are also expected in the biggest cities less than three weeks before Spaniards vote in parliamentary elections.
People across Spain are striking, primarily over housing costs.
Thousands are protesting across Spain over housing and the high cost of living.
Hundreds of schools across Europe were evacuated on Wednesday after receiving bomb threats, police forces say, amid growing worries of hybrid threats.
German economic growth will accelerate this quarter as Europe's largest economy recovers faster than expected, even if deep structural challenges continue to hold it back, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said today.
Earthquakes serve as reminder of risks of living near the ancient caldera called Campi Flegrei, north of Naples
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris said an agreement has been reached on the European Union's Budget for 2027.
From high oil prices and data centers to tariffs and mounting debt, economic concerns played a key role in the crushing defeat of President Donald Trump's Republicans. So can the Democrats now make a difference?
France, Germany and Italy face a volatile bond market as war inflation bites. With US tech giants now issuing billions in AI bonds, they are competing with cash-strapped European governments.
The US is reportedly considering ways to convert "dark tankers" into legitimate vessels, allowing them to transport crude oil that is not subject to sanctions.
From action cameras and smartphones to EVs and robot vacuums, Chinese brands are gaining ground worldwide, despite privacy and security concerns. What's driving their rise, and can European rivals keep up?
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