U.S. Companies Rethinking Their Marketing in Europe
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The angry e-mail arrived at TUI headquarters in Hannover, Germany, just minutes after the company, Europe's biggest package tour operator, announced a deal to buy 10 passenger jets from the United States ...
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The European Union is narrowing its innovation gap with the United States and Japan, although performances vary widely among the bloc's members, a study found Thursday.
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European carmakers bet America is ready for a radical new vehicle.
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Faced with rising costs and a tangle of regulations, more and more British firms are moving their operations abroad, often to China and Eastern Europe.
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For decades, European travelers have had to choose hotels based on conflicting ratings.
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A lot of people will give you one piece of advice on breaking into international markets. They'll be wrong.
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Europe and the United States have been busy in the past year mending their relations damaged by deep divisions over the Iraq war, the Middle East peace process and trade issues.
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By Barbara De Lollis  The USA's travel giants are racing to become multilingual. Big hotel chains and major airlines are launching foreign-language websites to expand their international appeal and to boost e-commerce.
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US mortgage banks have begun looking to Europe for funding options outside the Federal Home Loan Banking system, in part as a response to proposed changes to how the system is regulated.
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Microsoft suffered a big setback this week in Europe. Should other large tech companies be worried?
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The sharp fall of the dollar against the euro could spur European companies to step up their acquisitions in the United States, but analysts say European buyers could face constraints in certain sectors.
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The Christian Science Monitor - American attempts to persuade Europe to think again about financial involvement in Iran may be starting to bear fruit, according to European banking officials. Whether such "back-door sanctions" will work is far less apparent, experts say.
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As European companies grapple with the impact of the rising euro on sales and exports, another less obvious problem is looming: the switch to new accounting standards that threaten to cause headaches for an array of businesses.
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Brussels braces for the next battle Intellectual property lobbyists are warning that new plans to shake up Europe's policy on patents could put patentable software back on the menu, as well as upping legal fees and putting small businesses in jeopardy.â¦
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General Motors GM.N is seriously   considering boosting car exports from Europe, including to its   key U.S. market, to help boost productivity at its European   sites, a senior GM executive said on Thursday.
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A T-SHIRT company has come up with a solution for Americans holidaying in Europe - a &quot;Go Canadian&quot; travel pack that helps them drape a Maple leaf over their United States identity.
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NEW YORK/HONG KONG  - Chinese companies are  starting to pursue North American and European electronics and  consumer brands as their government pushes them to build global  sales forces for their low-cost products.