Germany’s vice-chancellor and economy minister put Berlin on a collision course with Brussels on Sunday by warning that imposing anti-dumping duties on solar panels from China would be a “grave mistake”

A campaign has been launched to ‘educate’ legislators on the benefits involved

Swedish brand is looking at countries such as Mexico and Brazil after opening its first store in the southern hemisphere this year in Chile

Swedish brand is looking at countries such as Mexico and Brazil after opening its first store in the southern hemisphere this year in Chile

Swedish brand is looking at countries such as Mexico and Brazil after opening its first store in the southern hemisphere this year in Chile

Poland is gearing up for its biggest-ever increase in military equipment spending, splashing out $43bn on contracts over the next decade

Leaked document from French stock market regulator finds LVMH built stake in rival through equity swaps in tranches ‘undetectable by the public’

While outsiders accuse Beijing of running a slick army of official hackers, a greater danger is posed by legions of online criminals that the state is ill-equipped to police

With two years until the next election, the Tory party has reopened old divisions over Europe which helped destroy Margaret Thatcher and John Major

After a long battle to safeguard its 80-year tradition of banking secrecy, Switzerland faces a new era as it begins negotiations on a new EU tax accord