European stocks were steady ahead of a busy week for earnings. Investors remained cautious about the health of European economies and rising tensions in the Middle East.

European stocks fell at the start of a busy week for earnings. Investors remained cautious about the health of European economies and rising tensions in the Middle East.

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SAP SE said its cloud revenue grew by 25% in the third quarter, as Europe’s biggest software company pushed customers to ...

New Zealand’s sovereign wealth fund has promoted two senior managers to be joint chief investment officers from early December.Brad Dunstan and Will Goodwin will fill the role left vacant when Stephen ...

Baxter International Inc. will begin accepting more new home dialysis patients after hurricane damage to a plant forced it to ...

Mubadala Investment Co. is nearing a deal to acquire a minority stake in Zelis that values the health-care technology company ...