Europe: Shares resume slide as earnings disappoint, Italian banks drop

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[MILAN] European shares resumed their downwards trend on Thursday, hit by some disappointing earning updates including from UK utility Centrica and a fall in Italian banks on continued uncertainty over the outlook for the country's finances. Read more at The Business Times.

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