Brexit

MEP Guy Verhofstadt looks forward to a "hell of a conversation" with the Brexit secretary.

Two thirds of the officials and MEPs I talk to in Brussels believe that the decision will somehow be reversed.

The number of people in the UK who have $1m or more has reduced by around 15%.

Prime minister addressed the Confederation of Business Industry's annual conference in London.

The former PM is setting up a new London bureau, where he will reportedly move 130 staffers.

Prime Minister hints plans to place workers on companies boards could be watered down.

Welfare cuts will leave low-earning working households worse off by £48.90 a week through to 2020, study says.

Social media giant will recruit engineers, marketers, project managers and sales staff at its new London office.

Christian Wolmar spoke to IBTimes UK after John McDonnell said Labour would not block Article 50.

Merkel tipped to win a fourth term despite falling popularity linked to migrant policy.

Hammond said he would make the UK economy 'match-fit' for Brexit.

The new administration leaves an uncertain future for the 1.4 million Americans who identify as trans.

Sir Oliver Letwin says failure to do so could scupper Brexit plans altogether.

Court's decision is a boost for the First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon.

Conservative MEP David Campbell Bannerman told IBTimes UK there is no transparency over TTIP.

While May and Obama are set to discuss Syria, the British prime minister will hold Brexit talks with other EU leaders.

The accountancy firm had previously warned it could shift its work outside the UK if the government restricts immigration.

Tesco CEO Dave Lewis says consumers should not be forced to pay 'inflated prices' due to exchange rate volatility.

The Autumn Statement will seek to substantiate May's rhetoric about helping ordinary working families.

The UK will also not benefit from any 'generous rebates', the German finance minister has said.

Globalisation has been extraordinarily beneficial but, while some race ahead, others are being left behind.

After January when Trump is inaugurated, Farage will see his power and access snatched away.

New boss Sean Clarke, who joined supermarket in July, faces huge effort to restore its fortunes.

Leaked audit claims Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe misused £430,000 worth of grants.

Retail sales increase 7.4% in October, as average store prices fall across the board apart from petrol stations.

Uncertainty surrounding EU referendum led to reduction of marketing activity in the UK, says mail operator.

Brexit is probably the 'hardest thing any of us have had to deal with,' Manzoni concedes.

Brexit talks with an Italian minister led to a spat over who can sell more fish and chips or Prosecco.

France will have 'good relations with Russia,' National Front leader Marine Le Pen said.

Traders took money off the table after official data hinted job creation may be losing momentum.