The British government wants its financial center, known as the City of London, to have permanent access to the European market once the Brexit transition period is over, according to the Financial Times.
Sinn Fein's likely ambition to reunify Ireland, and the possible societal, political and economic ramifications of that, could be a risk to the country's economy.
U.S. President Donald Trump is going to lose the 2020 election and former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg is the "best of the available" candidates to beat Trump, according to Anthony Scaramucci.
Embraer's John Slattery told CNBC how the Brazilian plane-maker could benefit as airlines in Asia Pacific seek to service routes beyond major cosmopolitan areas.
Dutch staffing company Randstad on Tuesday reported an 8% drop in fourth-quarter core earnings to 292 million euros ($318.5 million), as its main European markets remained weak.
China could experience a so-called "Black Swan effect" in the first half of the calendar year due to the new coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than 1,000 people on the mainland.
China's movie theaters were ramping up for one of their biggest sales seasons of the year — hiring extra staff and buying more supplies — when the coronavirus hit.
A second day of drills by China's military close to Taiwan were aimed at improving combat capabilities, the People's Liberation Army said, after Taiwan's air force scrambled to intercept Chinese jets that briefly crossed the Taiwan Strait's mid-line.
Investors continue to watch for developments on the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, where uncertainty remains over when work can resume at factories in China.
The U.S. Justice Department announced Monday that it has indicted four members of China's military for the cyberattack against credit ratings agency Equifax in 2017.