Canada's transport ministry said Monday it has approved the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again in this country starting on Wednesday, ending a nearly two-year grounding following two deadly crashes.

European stock markets steadied Monday amid doubts over the passage of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's flagship stimulus policy.

European governments fear the Covid-19 pandemic will punish the most fragile economies the hardest, widening gaps between EU member states and reviving memories of the eurozone debt crisis.

A Spanish court on Monday said it had dropped an investigation into Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman's 2019 purchase of Spain's Dia supermarket chain.

Eurostar, whose train services through the Channel Tunnel have been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic, has called on the UK government to provide it with the same financial support handed to grounded airlines over concerns about a possible collapse.

The European Union and the U.S. should "pause" a long-running tariff disagreement to allow the issue to be resolved, France's foreign minister suggested Sunday.

Marketing pitches in the U.S. are bullish on superfast 5G telecom networks, but they remain more of a promise than reality.

After the latest wild ride took the poster child of cryptocurrencies above $40,000 before a stomach-churning plunge, the million dollar question won't go away: how much is bitcoin actually worth?

British meals delivery company Deliveroo, boosted by demand during the coronavirus pandemic, said Sunday it was targeting a stock market listing after a fundraising round valued the company at more than $7.0 billion.

The Italian government said Friday it wants to run a higher budget deficit in 2021 to fund new aid for businesses struck by coronavirus restrictions.