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Prime Minister Theresa May will reportedly say on Friday Britain is willing to pay 20 billion euros ($24 billion) to the European Union during a post-Brexit transition period. » Read More
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Ford designers are using 3-D goggles in order to virtually imagine an entire car in the middle of the factory floor. » Read More |
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Ryanair's decision to cancel around 2,000 flights was the right decision but the issue was badly handled, the airline's CEO admitted. » Read More |
The German government favors a merger of state-backed Commerzbank with France's BNP Paribas, German weekly WirtschaftsWoche reported on Thursday, citing financial sources. » Read More |
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European markets closed higher Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced a plan to begin unwinding its balance sheet.
British Prime Minister Theresa May is poised to travel to Florence, Italy on Friday with ambitions to underline Britain's hopes for a "special partnership" with the EU post-Brexit.
The government is considering a swap that would consolidate the secondary market into a few benchmark issues, replacing 20 separate bonds.
Digital companies in the European Union pay in tax less than half the amount paid by traditional firms, the European Commission said.
Almost 2 billion data records around the world were lost or stolen by cyberattacks in the first half of 2017.
A group of real estate agents who colluded to raise fees in southwest England has been fined £370,084 ($500,620) by competition authorities.
British retail sales unexpectedly surged in August, official figures showed on Wednesday, boosting the chance that the Bank of England will raise interest rates in November.
Spanish police are reported to have raided several departments of Catalonia's regional government as tensions rise between Madrid and the pro independence regional government over a banned independence referendum.
197 Fortune Global 500 companies tap Huawei for success in new ICT era
Tata Steel says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Thyssenkrupp to create a "leading European steel enterprise."
European markets closed provisionally choppy Wednesday afternoon, as investors awaited monetary policy guidance from the Federal Reserve.
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.
ECB policymakers disagree on whether to set a definitive end-date for their money-printing program when they meet in October.
A Swiss financial watchdog has closed down providers of a “fake” cryptocurrency called E-Coin.
Britain's decision to leave the Europe Union is likely to lead to a net fiscal loss for the government's public finances, says think tank.
Bayer said it would likely take until early next year to complete the planned $66 billion takeover of U.S. seeds group Monsanto.
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