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One of Petropavlovsk's leading shareholders has demanded an independent investigation into the company's dealings with its directors and senior managers in the latest stage of the battle over control of the Russian goldminer.
Travel and leisure, and technology issues weighed on Europe's main stockmarket gauges, although a positive start to the US second-quarter corporate reporting season helped to stem losses.
Shares of US drug developer Rigel Pharmaceuticals shot higher on news that researchers at Imperial College were set to launch a clinical trial into the use of one of its existing treatments to help patients suffering from mild-to-moderate Covid-19 pneumonia from worsening.
Major US lender Citigroup posted better-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Tuesday as a surge in trading revenues helped offset a slowdown in its banking unit.
JP Morgan Chase & Co reported forecast-beating second-quarter numbers on Tuesday, after heightened market volatility delivered record trading revenues and helped offset a weaker performance in retail banking.
Google pledged to not use users’ health data from fitness tracker company Fitbit to help it target ads in a move designed to help it clinch Brussels's approval for the purchase.
German economic sentiment dipped in July and the assessment of the current situation came in below expectations, the monthly ZEW survey of investors showed.
Britain's economy grew by a lower-than-forecast 1. 8% in May as businesses started to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown, official data revealed, dampening hopes of a sharp rebound.
Stocks in Europe finished the session at their best level in over a month ahead of the start of the second quarter earnings season, even as the single currency continued to bound higher.
Alphabet said on Monday that it will spend around $10bn on equity investments and tie-ups in the up-and-coming Indian market over the next five to seven years.
