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The British pound leaped half a cent to $1.35 on a report that British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson "will resign before the weekend" if Prime Minister Theresa May opposes his demands on Brexit. » Read More
ECB policymakers disagree on whether to set a definitive end-date for their money-printing program when they meet in October. » Read More |
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Bayer said it would likely take until early next year to complete the planned $66 billion takeover of U.S. seeds group Monsanto.
Dollar weakness and equity strength have helped the vast nest-egg balloon in size.
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit used Facebook in the early hours of Tuesday to describe the "mind-boggling" real-time impact of Hurricane Maria.
Mexico would regulate its fast-growing financial technology sector, including firms that use crypto-currencies like bitcoin, to protect consumers and spur competition, under a proposed bill seen by Reuters.
While the financial services industry may still be reeling from the effects of the crisis, it is the investors who have had to pay a hefty price.
European stocks closed little changed on Tuesday, as investors paused for breath ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting.
Angela Merkel is likely to be re-elected as Germany's chancellor for a fourth term in an election next Sunday, a result that could seal the continent's fate in terms of ever closer political and economic union.
Carney said Brexit was likely to push up inflation and reiterated the central bank's view that interest rates are likely to rise in the coming months.
Blockchain technology is on the radar of a number of tech corporations – and IBM is leading the way, according to research.
Prices of peripheral bonds in Europe rose on Monday, led by Portugal and Ireland on the back of their credit ratings upgrades last Friday.
British Prime Minister Theresa May is poised to meet her Canadian counterpart, Justin Trudeau, on Monday in order to discuss a long-running corporate dispute threatening thousands of jobs in the U.K.
BAME workers at PwC in Britain are paid nearly 13 percent less than other employees, according to data published by the company on Monday.
Polls in Germany point to Angela Merkel's re-election as German chancellor in a general election in less than a week's time, but speculation is mounting over which party could join her conservative Christian Democrats.
European stocks closed higher on Monday, as global investors returned to perceived riskier assets amid cooling geopolitical tensions.
As U.K. Prime Minster Theresa May prepares to relaunch her Brexit strategy, global banking bosses discussed their own road maps.
The euro's future, just as was the case with its origin, crucially depends on a French-German agreement, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
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