The European Union risks missing the Artificial Intelligence boat, in part because of the legislation it has imposed to regulate the development of AI, former European Central Bank President and ...

Europe has overregulated and punishes failure too severely, hindering the next wave of innovation, the French economist said, ...

COLUMN. More than one year after Mario Draghi's report warning of Europe's economic lag, implementation has remained slow and difficult, writes Le Monde's Eric Albert in his column.

The former head of both the European Central Bank and the Italian government lamented on Monday over the "leadership vacuum" stemming from weakened leadership in France and Germany. "The Franco-German ...

The former head of the European Central Bank is proposing a significant recalibration of EU competition enforcement in a bid to boost the European economy. The focus now is on whether his plans will ...

Real estate investors at the annual MIPIM global real estate convention in Cannes, France, clamoring for the return of rock-bottom interest rates got some bad news during the keynote on Tuesday as ...

Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Bill McGurn, Mary O'Grady and Dan Henninger. Images: SpaceX/Shutterstock/AFP/Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly Mario Draghi’s ...

"If it's about competitiveness, this is certainly not helping," said Mario Mariniello from a Brussels-based think tank ...

The former president of the European Central Bank (ECB) and former Italian prime minister, Mario Draghi, the “savior of the euro,” has issued a raft of recommendations to rejuvenate the... In her ...

Over the summer, Mario Draghi, the governor of the European Central Bank, told the world that he would do “whatever it takes” to save the euro. On Thursday, what that actually means in practice ...

ROME, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Mario Draghi has never shirked a challenge, from salvaging the reputation of Italy's central bank to saving the euro. He is about to take on what may be an even tougher task.

There is one reality for bankers, another for the rest of us. That is the lesson most easily drawn from the Jan. 10 press conference of the European Central Bank (ECB). Just hours earlier, Greece had ...