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Europe's largest carmaker Volkswagen plans to slash an additional 50,000 jobs as it struggles to compete with cheaper Chinese rivals. …

The article reports that the European Union is opposing the commercialization of Arctic shipping routes due to environmental and navigational concerns, while China and Russia are actively expanding their collaboration in the region.

European benchmark natural gas prices on Friday headed for their fourth consecutive weekly gain as the re-escalation in the Middle …

Europe will enter the winter with a narrow margin of error on its energy front. The European Union gas coordination …

European stocks tied to the health of the economy offer an attractive entry point after a difficult stretch, as improving …

Xiaomi Auto announced at a Berlin trade show that it will begin selling electric vehicles in Europe next year, including Germany, where it has signed agreements with eight dealer groups.

Escalating US-Iran tensions have refocused market attention on the Strait of Hormuz, driving rallies in gas, oil, and commodity prices.

Volkswagen’s supervisory board signed off on a plan that cuts 50,000 more jobs across the group. The reductions double a …

Professor Lan Xiaohuan discusses China’s trade surplus, social safety net, and the role of public data infrastructure in the AI competition with the United States, highlighting macro‑economic factors that could influence the global AI ecosystem.

Chris Foster, a prominent energy trader at Ken Griffin's hedge fund, is stepping down after generating significant profits from natural gas trading in Europe.

CNBC has announced the closure of its Hong Kong office and the cancellation of several flagship international daily shows as part of a significant operational overhaul in Asia and Europe.

Wall Street futures were mixed ahead of the bell as interest rates eased marginally, while global oil markets showed muted activity.