Economics

Japan's prime minister was the first world leader to meet with Trump after the November election.

A sharp shift in tone toward Germany, casting the euro as fuel for that country's massive trade surplus, has raised concerns that the U.S. president's trade-centric world view may see the euro not as a geopolitical plus, but as another needless bit of multilateralism.

The foreign secretary said the U.K. will continue its "joyous exploration of other European culture."

The coin was unveiled by the U.S. Mint and Treasury, to mark the department's 225th year.

Trump's trade pick goes before the Senate today

The digital currency 'quietly doubles in size year-on-year, it's covering more and more territory, surprising more and more pundits, and being adopted by more and more people.'

The cryptocurrency is on course for its worst-performing day in a year.

Trump downplayed the call he took from Taiwan's President Tsai.

The price of bitcoin has just risen above $800 for the first time since Feb 2014.

Cryptocurrencies pose a threat to national security, some experts warn.

Greece cannot handle more austerity.

His plan would create a more dynamic, but also a riskier, financial system.

The chances of Trump pursuing an economic stimulus that will benefit the lives of those he promised to help are slim.

Rarely can a country's leader have caused such chaos impacting an entire population.

Japan would likely be the first country to develop a nuclear weapon.

The populist surge behind Trump, like Brexit, had racial and cultural influences, not just economic.

The goal of IPFS is to add decentralized permanence to data on the web.

Sterling has already lost 10 percent of its value overnight. And a further 10 percent drop is likely.

England and Wales' new £5 note with Sir Winston Churchill on the back is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper-cotton notes.

How will the new IPhone 7 devices and Apple Watch 2 fare?

Scotland's fiscal deficit is much worse than the U.K. as a whole.

Ramen noodles are more valuable than tobacco, according to a study of U.S. prisoners.

Corporations must be held accountable for employees under extreme pressures at work.

Brazil's interim president, Michel Temer, is hosting the Olympics at a fractious time.

But experts warn strong figures do not disprove predictions of a slowdown in late 2016.

Top economists faces charges over a state payout to the French businessman Bernard Tapie.

Purchasing managers' indices showed the largest ever drop in the usually strong services sector.

The Kremlin is concerned about losing revenue from oil.

The U.K. has been presented with an opportunity to strengthen its economy in the long run.

Superstar economist cited concern about "weak campaign" by Labour over Brexit vote.