European stocks ended the week on a high note, netting a weekly advance for the first time in a month after bond yields stabilized and energy prices retreated on hopes for Middle East diplomacy. - Here’s your Evening Briefing
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European direct lending will grow faster than anywhere else in the world, but Apollo's CEO says the region still needs to "make its peace" with private markets
European drugmakers called for beefed-up government spending on medicines, faster trials and IP protections as they sounded warnings on Tuesday that the continent's pharmaceutical industry risks losing out to the United States and China.
European Union officials have told Ukraine they need to see progress on new legislation to curb the shadow economy, bolster tax revenue and move closer to EU law before they’ll dispense more funding