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Rome has decided to postpone formally setting itself a lower deficit target for 2020
Public administration and judicial reforms would support investment and raise productivity growth
France, the US and Netherlands attract crowds as large as their men’s national teams
More robots needed with unemployment falling across central Europe
Liquidnet, Virtu and others pick up share after reform package 18 months ago
SEC told that Europeans will gain advantage unless investment research spending is disclosed
Trial of civil society activists looks like revenge by president on those he thinks exposed his vulnerability
Vienna’s €1bn extension oversubscribed as investors clamber for returns
Meeting would be first since 2016, with relations strained by Salisbury poisoning
Some domestic security agencies appear unwilling or unable to tackle the threat of extremism
Mette Frederiksen to become country’s youngest PM after agreeing to soften immigration stance
What the EU needs most of all is a functional collective decision maker of last resort
Brussels alleges US chipmaker restricted competitors from modems and set-top boxes market
Britain has long complained that equivalence deals can be revoked with little notice
Sanctions have hit businesses but the big consulting firms are still in demand
Plans to prevent heat-related deaths in place as temperatures set to top 40C
Opposition leader favoured to oust Tsipras as prime minister in July 7 election
Special counsel agrees to request from Democratic-led House committees
Investors seek income as central banks keep a lid on bond yields with stimulus hints
Rival Hunt says Tory frontrunner’s no-deal vow will boost Corbyn
Contenders to take European Commission helm have experience but none is standing out
Strong economy lures workers from other European nations, including Italy
Moscow told to destroy missile system or trigger collapse of treaty and alliance response
