Sweden defied its reputation as the sick man of Europe after the economy expanded more than expected at

Tokio Marine Holdings Inc., Japan’s largest insurer by market value, is withdrawing from the Net Zero Insurance Alliance,

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for July 23 after his Socialist party suffered

Sweden’s financial stability faces increasing near-term threats from a heavily indebted commercial property sector, the country’s financial watchdog

Spanish inflation slowed by more than anticipated, supporting the European Central Bank officials who say the continent’s historic

Jensen Huang, chief executive officer of chip phenom Nvidia Corp., made the case at an appearance in Taiwan

Nestle SA and Unilever Plc are appointing new chief financial officers, underscoring a changing of the guard at

Officials from Japan’s Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Japan and Financial Services Agency will hold their first

Hino Motors Ltd., a Toyota Motor Corp. group company, and Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus, majority-owned by Daimler

Torrential rains have hit China’s wheat fields at harvest time, leaving crops waterlogged and moldy in the country’s

Pepkor Holdings Ltd. posted a drop in first-half earnings because Africa’s largest clothing retailer failed to get the

Violence escalated in northern Kosovo, where local Serb protesters clashed with police and later with NATO-led peacekeepers, leaving