Swift, the financial payments system that has about 11,000 banks as customers, has warned of a second financial cyber attack, mirroring one of the biggest ever robberies earlier this year...
The prospect of a televised EU debate between David Cameron and Boris Johnson has dwindled, after Downing Street indicated that the prime minister would not take part in any head-to-head ...
Barack Obama will make a historic trip to Hiroshima in two weeks, becoming the first serving US president to visit one of the two Japanese cities devastated by atomic bombs dropped by the...
George Osborne has warned of “tens of thousands” of potential job losses in the financial services industry if Britain leaves the EU, claiming 285,000 roles in the sector are linked to bu...
Britain will quit Europe’s single market if the country votes to leave the EU, Michael Gove, the Leave campaign’s most senior figure, has confirmed for the first time.
Three-quarters of EU citizens working in the UK would not meet current visa requirements for non-EU overseas workers if Britain left the bloc — and that rate will rise further next year, ...
Ted Cruz has suspended his campaign for the White House, all but confirming Donald Trump as the Republican nominee and almost certainly setting up a general election that will see the New...
Leicester City claimed a piece of sporting history last night when they were crowned English Premier League champions for the first time in their 132-year existence. The Foxes won the tit...
The energy groups Halliburton and Baker Hughes have abandoned their planned $28bn tie-up after antitrust authorities moved to block it, the latest megadeal to collapse this year as a resu...
The US economy grew at its slowest pace in two years during the first three months of 2016, raising questions over the durability of its expansion at a time of global uncertainty.
The yen surged 2 per cent and equities slumped after the Bank of Japan dashed market hopes of stimulus, standing pat despite data showing the country had fallen back into deflation for th...
Apple suffered its first quarterly revenue decline in 13 years on the back of a growing preference among consumers for lower-priced iPhones. The US tech company reported revenues of $50.6...
Saudi Arabia has pledged to end its 'addiction to oil', with the kingdom unveiling a long-awaited plan for a radical transformation of its economy and promising to list 5 per cent of the ...
China’s total debt rose to a record 237 per cent of gross domestic product in the first quarter, far above emerging market counterparts, raising the risk of a financial crisis or a prolon...
Barack Obama arrived in Britain on Thursday night with a forthright warning that the UK would be less able to deal with economic shocks, terrorism and the migration crisis if it leaves th...
