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A report on the malaise in the U.S. workforce says a quarter of those polled are unmotivated or indifferent about their jobs.

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said that Europe is making its “first progress” in tackling the influx of refugees.

The European Union faces mounting problems, but that hasn't stopped Bosnia and Herzegovina and other Balkan states from seeking membership.

Negative interest rates, financial turmoil and a weaker dollar are drawing investors back into gold. But will its return to favor last?

Russian vodka exports reportedly fell to their lowest levels in a decade.

Stock futures were broadly higher early Tuesday, suggesting that U.S. bourses are likely to extend their Friday rally.

The German carmaker admitted in September to manipulating a line of diesel engines to cheat official emissions tests.

State-owned Deutsche Bahn will incorporate electric and hybrid vehicles as it responds to competition from other modes of transport.

After a week of wild fluctuations in bank stocks, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi attempted to reassure Europe’s leaders.

As Bosnia-Herzegovina submits its application to enter the European Union, Britain considers the possibility of exiting it.

The last day of the Digital Entertainment World expo featured a big announcement and more excitement about streaming and virtual reality.

The country may carry out unannounced emissions tests on cars, similar to randomized drug testing in athletes, Germany's transport minister said.

Cuba returned the dummy Hellfire missile after its manufacturer mistakenly shipped it to the island in 2014.

France will stick to its pledge to accept 30,000 of the 160,000 refugees European countries have agreed to allow, but it will not take in more.

Dozens of businesses with models rooted in the sharing economy are seeking changes in the way they are regulated by the European Union and its member states.

The movie star is supportive of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s approach to handling the flow of asylum seekers.

An EU report had said that Greece neglected its obligations to control the external frontier of the passport-free Schengen zone, and could stand to lose its privileges.

Greece, the main gateway to Europe for more than a million refugees and migrants last year, has been overwhelmed by the influx.

Markets are likely to view the growth as unsatisfactory, considering the economy had the advantage of cheap energy, an export-boosting drop in currency and monetary stimulus.

Central banks are resorting to negative interest rates to stimulate growth — Fed Chair Janet Yellen is considering them — but they are not as effective as investors had hoped.

Ursula Haverbeck was sentenced last year to serve 10 months in jail for denying the Holocaust happened.