At least 140 people hurt as Russian train smashes into truck
At least 140 people were injured in southern Russia on Monday when a train smashed into a truck on a level crossing, Russian Railways said.
Philips shares jump 10.5% as second-quarter sales grow despite China weakness
Shares of Philips jumped in early deals Monday after the Dutch device maker reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings.
Philips shares jump 15% as second-quarter sales grow despite China weakness
Shares of Philips jumped in early deals Monday after the Dutch device maker reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings.
European markets start the new trading week higher as earnings season continues
European markets were higher Monday as investors digest U.S. inflation data and look ahead to another busy week of earnings and central bank meetings.
European markets close lower as earnings season continues, Philips soars 14%
European markets closed lower Monday as investors digest U.S. inflation data and look ahead to another busy week of earnings and central bank meetings.
Heineken shares fall 7% after first-half profit miss
Operting profit showed organic growth of 12.5%, below a company-compiled consensus forecast of 13.2%.
Heineken shares fall 10% after first-half profit miss
Operting profit showed organic growth of 12.5%, below a company-compiled consensus forecast of 13.2%.
Government, opposition both claim Venezuela election win, official results questioned
President Nicolas Maduro and his opposition rival Edmundo Gonzalez on Monday both claimed victory in Venezuela’s presidential election.
Italy’s Meloni vows to ‘relaunch’ cooperation with China
Italy’s PM Meloni vowed Sunday to “relaunch” cooperation with China, signing a three-year action plan during her first official visit to Beijing.
Japan stocks rebound to lead gains in Asia as traders assess U.S. inflation data, await BOJ meeting
The Bank of Japan will start its monetary policy meeting Tuesday, while inflation data will come out from South Korea and Australia.
