The European Commission announced on Friday that European Union countries would need 241 billion euros ($278 billion) in investments to expand nuclear energy. The Commission also stated that new funding instruments would be necessary to mitigate the substantial financial risks for private investors, according to a Reuters report.Expanding capacity and lifespanThe…
UK defence stocks are in focus on Wednesday after Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the country’s defence spending will increase…
A wave of uncertainty washed over Asian financial markets on Thursday, as traders struggled to digest a startling declaration…
US tariffs on steel and aluminum were doubled, but the metal markets appear to have quickly absorbed the impact. Aluminum…
European aerospace giant Airbus SE is painting a picture of a dramatically busier future for global aviation, predicting the…
For over a decade, the United States has used export controls to stymie China’s progress in acquiring and developing…
European stock markets took a sharp dive at the open on Thursday, with a palpable sense of unease spreading…
The UK economy shrank by 0.3% in April, a sharper-than-expected decline that has raised fresh concerns about the fragility…
Poundland is poised for a sweeping restructuring after investment firm Gordon Brothers acquired the struggling British discount retailer from…