Wisconsin kayaker accused of faking his own drowning is alive in Europe, officials say
Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin kayaker accused of faking his own drowning and fleeing the country, is alive somewhere in Eastern Europe and has been talking to investigators, officials said. But it’s still unclear whether he will ever return home to his wife and three children.
UBS has seen weak European growth hit companies it lends to, CFO Todd Tuckner said on Thursday, with the bank facing a 2024 ...
Good morning. The US slapped sanctions on a major Russian bank to squeeze Moscow over the Ukraine war. Israel’s leader is ...
Vladimir Putin knows the West has failed to stop Russia’s advance in Ukraine. And Donald Trump’s election multiplies the ...
United States exports of LNG to Europe are set to jump in the coming weeks after the price spread between domestic natural ...
Eight people were injured after a cable car crashed at France’s Val Thorens ski resort on Tuesday, authorities said.
Northvolt AB filed for bankruptcy protection in the US after failing to secure a lifeline for its battery-cell business in a ...
Northvolt, the Swedish maker of battery cells for electric vehicles, said on Thursday it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...
Ford is cutting its workforce by 4,000 in Europe and the U.K. by the end of 2027, citing headwinds from the economy and ...
Ford became the latest carmaker to seek deep cost savings as it grapples with timid demand for electric vehicles and rising ...
Electric vehicle demand in Europe has been sluggish, with sales in Germany dropping significantly in the first nine months of ...
European countries could be among those hardest hit if Trump follows through on tariffs. The European Union says it wants to ...
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