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Chief EU negotiator wants Brexit talks with UK in French not English

European Commission spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK there is no language regime for the negotiations.

'When is Mugabe going to die?' Zimbabwean opposition MP shocks Parliament

MDC MP says nation 'sick and tired' of presidential succession battles in ruling Zanu-PF party.

Got poor corporate projections? Just blame Brexit for now!

An increasing number of UK companies are blaming the EU referendum's aftermath for their financial woes, but there is more to it than Brexit.

Brexit: Heathrow boss urges government to back third runway plans

Heathrow pledges to keep passenger charges unchanged during runway construction

British Airways' owner IAG accuses airport of 'ripping off' passengers over runway costs.

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UK public sector finance unexpectedly worsens in September

Government's hopes of achieving budget target made harder as public sector borrowing up £1.3bn in September.

Most Asian markets slip as the US dollar climbs to seven-month high amid Fed rate hike fears

A few analysts opined that the US currency would continue to gain until December.

Weebly confirms hack affecting over 40 million users, Foursquare user accounts also allegedly exposed

Weebly confirms hack affecting over 40 million users, Foursquare accounts also exposed

Foursquare denied a breach, while Weebly confirmed it, adding that password resets would be initiated soon.

Competition watchdog to investigate gambling firms over winnings

Gambling sector has grown 146% over the past seven years but some customers can't access their winnings.

Watchdog urges Britain to retain global accounting rules after Brexit

Financial Reporting Council will examine potential Brexit-related risks for the UK accounting framework.

British American Tobacco proposes to acquire remaining stake in rival Reynolds American for $47bn

BAT already owns 42.2% of Reynolds, the second-largest tobacco company in the United States.

Oil Crisis: Royal Dutch Shell to sell 51% stake in its Malaysian refining business for $66.3m

Shell agrees to sell non-core assets in Western Canada to Tourmaline Oil for $1bn

The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2016.

Over 50 British MPs write to president Obama to drop extradition charges on alleged hacker Lauri Love

Over 50 British MPs write to President Obama to drop extradition charges against alleged hacker Lauri Love

The letter has been written by Conservative Party MP David Burrowes and signed by over 50 others.

JLR, Ford and Tata Motors test connected cars in the UK

These cars can communicate with each to help reduce accidents and cut travel time.

Microsoft shares hit all-time high as earnings beat expectations

Shares up 6% to $60.73 in after-hours trading in New York, beating the previous high in 1999.

WikiLeaks releasaes first batch of alleged Obama emails, promising more on Tim Kaine and Donna Brazile

WikiLeaks releases first batch of alleged Obama emails, promises more on Tim Kaine and Donna Brazile

The dump also allegedly reveals Obama's personal email address, among other things.

Ex-NSA contractor to face espionage charges after stealing 'astonishing quantity' of classified data

Authorities said the alleged criminal acts by Harold Martin are 'breathtaking in its longevity and scale.'

Latest twists as the Cabinet clashes over Brexit, Single Markets and customs unions

As Prime Minister Theresa May attends first EU summit in Brussels her Cabinet is split over what type Brexit to pursue.

'A nest of doves' – Donald Tusk turns on charm as Theresa May faces EU summit

UK Prime Minister promised to work closely with the political and economic bloc after Brexit.

Nissan-Renault boss Carlos Ghosn to become chairman of Mitsubishi

Nissan-Renault CEO warns Mitsubishi would struggle to regain its reputation after fuel economy data scandal.

What is the difference between Level One and Level Five autonomy? Self-driving technology explained

We explain each stage of the autonomous driving scale.

R3 trials cross-border payments with Ripple's XRP

R3 said liquidity efficiencies and nostro consolidations can save banks up to 60% in payment processing costs with Ripple.

European commercial property continues to have excellent post-Brexit fundamentals

Those looking to invest in European commercial property markets should proceed with cautious optimism.

DNC hackers Fancy Bear targeted over 1,000 high-profile individuals between 9 to 5 office hours - ESET

Researchers uncovered that the group has also targeted Nato officials, Ukrainian leaders and Russian dissidents.

Lib Dems warn of post-Brexit trade deal troubles with EU after court case revelation

Party's foreign affairs spokesman Tom Brake MP issued warning over CJEU hearing.

Yahoo and ACLU challenge US government to declassify forced surveillance orders

Yahoo wants to 'set a precedent of transparency' amid mass surveillance claims.

Draghi hints at December ECB stimulus as central bank holds firm on monetary policy stance

Bank remains "committed" to preserving the very substantial degree of monetary accommodation, ECB President Mario Draghi says.

SEGRO says there is a strong demand for high quality warehouse assets despite the Brexit vote

SEGRO sees strong demand for high quality warehouse assets

SEGRO said its business saw continued strength over the third quarter.

Indian banks hit as 3.2 million cards breached; unauthorised transactions traced to China

Top banks such as HDFC, ICICI, SBI, Yes Bank and Axis Bank were worst affected by the breach.

Julian Assange admitted he has health problems from being inside the Ecuador Embassy for two years

4Chan users plot rescue mission to get Julian Assange WiFi access

WikiLeaks founder has been denied internet for influencing an entire election.

Sir Philip Green attacks Frank Field for 'defamatory statements' over BHS collapse

MPs to debate on Thursday whether the former BHS boss should be stripped of his knighthood.

'Decentralised' prediction platform removes financial analyst bias

CEO Mike Brusov offers hedge funds and traders monthly subscriptions to the decentralised prediction service.

UK retail sales miss forecast in September but hold steady

ONS says retail sales climbed 4.1% year-on-year in September, compared with a 6.6% gain in August.

Adult FriendFinder may have been hacked again, two hackers claim new breach

Security experts believe the leaked data indicate that the breach may be legitimate.

Pensions under pressure as companies seek government approval to cut back on payments

PLSA report states that defined benefit pension schemes should be made more flexible over time.

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