Bank of England sees weakest UK outlook since 2009 on Brexit, global slowdown
The Bank of England said Britain faced its weakest economic growth in 10 years in 2019, blaming mounting Brexit uncertainty and the
EU slashes euro zone growth outlook, expects inflation to slow
The European Commission sharply cut on Thursday its forecasts for euro zone economic growth this year and next because it expects the
World shares go weak as data disappoints, dollar extends power surge
Mounting global growth worries thrust share markets into reverse on Thursday, while the dollar scored its longest winning run since a
Manufacturing cuts seen in Sandoz autonomy within Novartis
Sandoz is set to become autonomous within Novartis, the drug manufacturer, but this will come at a cost expected to involve cuts to
2018 was Earth’s fourth hottest year on record, NOAA and NASA report
The string of hotter-than-average annual temperatures continued in 2018, as Earth experienced its fourth hottest year on record,
EU blocks Alstom-Siemens rail merger due to ‘serious competition concerns’
The European Union blocked the rail deal between Alstom and Siemens on Wednesday, citing competition concerns. The merger proposal
Recent Canadian dollar weakness will support economy, Lane says
The Canadian economy’s under performance relative to the U.S. of late has put downward pressure on the country’s currency,
Bitcoin’s death problem: how billions of pounds worth of crypto assets are being lost when people die
After losing his life to complications related to Crohn’s disease in India at just 30 years of age, cryptocurrency executive Gerald
Election fears: NSE turnover nosedives in January
The volume of shares traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) in January dropped by 42.38 per cent due to uncertainties surrounding
Mercedes-Benz fourth-quarter profits hit by trade war
Daimler, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, reported its fourth-quarter operating profit fell 22 percent. The German automaker said