EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
EUROPE NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
| Variety | - |
Europe, Hollywood denounce European Commission digital market plans for TV network pan-TV network pan-European online services.
| CNN | - |
(CNN) The US State Department has issued a travel alert for its citizens going to Europe, citing the continued threat of terror attacks.
| The Guardian | - |
In a sign of how quickly European politics has moved, senior diplomats in the British embassy in Paris less than a decade ago held intense discussions about whether British officials could ever have a meeting with members of the French Front National.
| Forbes | - |
In rejecting Le Pen, Europeans are rejecting the Putin-Trump-Erdogan axis.
| Irish Times | - |
Europe's manufacturing industry continued to show postive signs of growth in most regions during April, but China's factory sector lost momentum.
| Bloomberg | - |
Emmanuel Macron looks on course to become France's new president, ending the threat of a euroskeptic at the Elysee. Even if Macron wins, though, it'll be too soon to celebrate a new phase of stability in the euro zone.
| New York Times | - |
The goal, experts say, is to expand these digital tools across Europe, so the region can counter the fake news that caused so much confusion and anger during the United States presidential election in November, when outright false reports routinely ...
| Reuters | - |
LONDON Forecast-beating company earnings and signs of underlying economic strength pushed European shares higher on Tuesday while tech stocks lifted Asian stocks to two-year highs as investors shrugged off sub-par Chinese factory activity data.
| Reuters | - |
FILE PHOTO -- The company logo and trading information for BlackRock is displayed on a screen on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S.
| MarketWatch | - |
European stocks moved higher Tuesday, getting a lift after Greece signed a deal to release the next tranche of bailout aid and after data showed eurozone manufacturing output on the rise.
| The Guardian | - |
Shortly after Theresa May set out her timetable for Brexit she went for talks with some European counterparts. First stop was Copenhagen, where both sides were all smiles as they spoke about shared determination to achieve a “friendly divorce”.
| The Independent | - |
Despite this, Europe still tends to have high vaccination rates, along with North America, Central America, and Asia. The success is due to easy access to vaccines - which is not the case for other regions.
| Soccer Laduma | - |
Lionel Messi has extended his lead in our top 10 goalscorers in Europe update, while Cristiano Ronaldo has cut his deficit on the top marksmen.
| Bleacher Report | - |
Lionel Messi's brace against Osasuna ensured he remains top of the standings in the race for the Golden Shoe, but Bas Dost cut the deficit to four points with a hat-trick against Braga.
| Billboard | - |
Gorillaz will swing back into arenas across the U.K. and Europe later this year. The newly-announced tour in support of Humanz will kick off Nov. 1 at Luxembourg's Rockhal and will roll across the continent with shows in Austria, Denmark, Norway ...
| The Globe and Mail | - |
The Trump administration's immigration crackdown was only the beginning for Africans struggling to flee war and famine. New restrictions within Africa and ...
| Irish Times | - |
Hedge fund guru George Soros's Quantum Partners fund has written to the board of Kennedy Wilson Europe (KWE) to say he is “disappointed” with the property group's planned takeover by the US company that set it up and floated it in 2014.
| New York Times | - |
BRUSSELS - Dark clouds have been hovering over Europeans who believe in an integrated, tolerant and open Continent. First came Britain's vote to leave the ...
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