Things may be better in Europe than we thought.

Germany's finance minister says Greece may need another big bailout.

As violence escalates and criticism grows of Egypt's military-backed regime, European aid to Egypt is now under greater scrutiny.

It takes two quarters of economic shrinking to be called a recession, but just one quarter of growth to end one.

The London International Financial Futures Exchange is considering a move to the U.S. That should make transactions marginally faster, but is this a wise move?

After a hundred years of production in the U.K., the U.S. auto giant is closing its last vehicle assembly operation in Britain.

McDonald's has released its latest business results, and the numbers are a few Happy Meals short of expectations.

At a time when U.S. sales are soaring, Europe saw a drop of almost seven percent in the first half of this year. There is one bright spot: U.K. car sales are up.

The French Revolution — and much of the France we know today — was born at a time of economic crisis and famine.

The U.S. and EU kick off trade talks today, but there may be an unpleasant odor as negotiations begin: European anger over U.S. spying revelations.