Theresa May formally begins U.K.'s divorce process from EU
U.K. triggers exit from EU
European Stocks Inch Higher as Brexit Divorce Process Set to Begin
European shares edged higher on Wednesday as Britain was set to formally trigger divorce proceedings with the European Union it joined in 1973.
Deutsche Boerse, LSE Merger Plans Rejected by EU Regulators
EU antitrust regulators vetoed the proposed $31.3 billion merger of Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange.
Discovery CEO on why regulation cuts, tax reform matters
Discovery CEO David Zaslav
VW Board Recommends Discharging Top Management, Supervisory Panel
Volkswagen's supervisory board has recommended shareholders to discharge the carmaker's top management and the supervisory panel from liability for actions taken last year.
VW Board Recommends Discharging Top Management, Supervisory Panel
Volkswagen's supervisory board has recommended shareholders to discharge the carmaker's top management and the supervisory panel from liability for actions taken last year.
European Stocks Recover, Boosted by Earnings
European shares rose on Tuesday, boosted by strong results and deal-making across the region, recovering from the previous session's sentiment-fueled dip.
European Stocks Recover, Boosted by Earnings
European shares rose on Tuesday, boosted by strong results and deal-making across the region, recovering from the previous session's sentiment-fueled dip.
Britain's May to Press for Strong Union on Scotland Visit
British Prime Minister Theresa May will press her case on Monday for a strong union in Scotland, using a visit to staff working on international aid to say "there is no limit to what we can do" when Britain works together.
Russia Says Oil Cuts May Be Extended Amid High Compliance
Russia's energy minister says there's "94 percent" compliance on a six-month oil production cut among OPEC members and non-cartel nations, as well as discussions about continuing the cuts to boost crude prices.
Russia Says Oil Cuts May Be Extended Amid High Compliance
Russia's energy minister says there's "94 percent" compliance on a six-month oil production cut among OPEC members and non-cartel nations, as well as discussions about continuing the cuts to boost crude prices.
British Police Arrest Seven in Probe Into Attack on Parliament
British police have arrested seven people in the investigation into an attacker who killed three people and injured about 40.
London's Metropolitan Police on UK Parliament attack
U.K. Parliament attack
Scotland Yard on U.K. Parliament attack
Scotland Yard on U.K. Parliament shooting
Uncertainty over Brexit impact driving banks out of London?
Banks move from London
European Stocks Stumble to 2-Week Lows
European shares fell to a two-week low on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session as weighed down by basic resources stocks and banks.
European Stocks Stumble to 2-Week Lows
European shares fell to a two-week low on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session as weighed down by basic resources stocks and banks.
Brexit Banks Set to Avoid Lengthy Euro Zone Entry Test: Sources
Banks in London that relocate operations to the euro zone after Brexit are likely to be spared a lengthy entry test by regulators, making it easier for them to shift, according to two officials with knowledge of the matter.
Brexit Banks Set to Avoid Lengthy Euro Zone Entry Test: Sources
Banks in London that relocate operations to the euro zone after Brexit are likely to be spared a lengthy entry test by regulators, making it easier for them to shift, according to two officials with knowledge of the matter.
BMW Expects Higher Profits and More Electric Cars
BMW aims to sell 100,000 electric-powered cars