'No need to panic': Lebanon banking body tells depositors after unrest

Lebanese bank deposits are safe and there is no need to panic, the head of the banking association said on Saturday, seeking to calm nerves about restrictions on some withdrawals imposed after nationwide protests. Already

WeWork's Adam Neumann sued over $1.7bn package

Image copyrightGetty Images A WeWork shareholder has taken the company to court over the near-$1.7bn

GMO-Z.com Launches Institutional Prime-of-Prime Service

GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited, a subsidiary of GMO Financial Holdings Inc., announced this Thursday that it has launched its new institutional prime-of-prime service under a new brand – Z.com Global Markets.

Lufthansa scraps 1,300 flights in 48-hour strike

Lufthansa has cancelled 1,300 flights after it lost a last-minute legal bid to halt a strike by cabin crew.

Lagarde Urges Europe to Overcome Self Doubt in First ECB Speech

Christine Lagarde steered clear of monetary policy in her first speech as European Central Bank president, calling instead for “strength, resolve and courage” in the region at an award ceremony for former German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.

Central Europe braces for knock-on effect of German slowdown

For the past year, business leaders and policymakers in central Europe have been wondering how long they can defy gravi​ty.

France outshines Germany as euro zone economic gloom deepens

France saw national output rise 0.3% in the third quarter - defying forecasts for slightly slower growth - as unemployment in Germany rose faster than expected and its chambers of commerce warned that exports would shrink next year for the first time since the financial crisis as trade friction mounts.

Mario Draghi saved the euro, but leaves ECB at a crossroads

In 2012, Mario Draghi uttered what may be the three most famous words in the history of central banking, pledging the European Central Bank would do “whatever it takes” within its mandate to preserve the euro.

Bank of Russia Refers to Payment Providers as FX Trading Loophole

The Russian central bank has identified almost 140 companies it says may be illegally offering FX trading to local consumers in yet another warning against the sector since it began cracking down on providers of retail forex products earlier last year.

'No need to panic': Lebanon banking body tells depositors after unrest

Lebanese bank deposits are safe and there is no need to panic, the head of the banking association said on Saturday, seeking to calm nerves about restrictions on some withdrawals imposed after nationwide protests. Already

WeWork's Adam Neumann sued over $1.7bn package

Image copyrightGetty Images A WeWork shareholder has taken the company to court over the near-$1.7bn

GMO-Z.com Launches Institutional Prime-of-Prime Service

GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited, a subsidiary of GMO Financial Holdings Inc., announced this Thursday that it has launched its new institutional prime-of-prime service under a new brand – Z.com Global Markets.

Lufthansa scraps 1,300 flights in 48-hour strike

Lufthansa has cancelled 1,300 flights after it lost a last-minute legal bid to halt a strike by cabin crew.

Lagarde Urges Europe to Overcome Self Doubt in First ECB Speech

Christine Lagarde steered clear of monetary policy in her first speech as European Central Bank president, calling instead for “strength, resolve and courage” in the region at an award ceremony for former German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.

Central Europe braces for knock-on effect of German slowdown

For the past year, business leaders and policymakers in central Europe have been wondering how long they can defy gravi​ty.

France outshines Germany as euro zone economic gloom deepens

France saw national output rise 0.3% in the third quarter - defying forecasts for slightly slower growth - as unemployment in Germany rose faster than expected and its chambers of commerce warned that exports would shrink next year for the first time since the financial crisis as trade friction mounts.

Mario Draghi saved the euro, but leaves ECB at a crossroads

In 2012, Mario Draghi uttered what may be the three most famous words in the history of central banking, pledging the European Central Bank would do “whatever it takes” within its mandate to preserve the euro.

Bank of Russia Refers to Payment Providers as FX Trading Loophole

The Russian central bank has identified almost 140 companies it says may be illegally offering FX trading to local consumers in yet another warning against the sector since it began cracking down on providers of retail forex products earlier last year.

Duterte: China's support for ASEAN development welcomed

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) welcomed China's strong support for the regional bloc's development on trade, economy and maritime cooperation.

Uber reports $1.2 billion loss nearly six months after going public

The company’s employee lockup period was expected to lift, raising concerns about a potential rush to sell its stock.

India says no to joining huge Asia Pacific trade pact

India declined to join an Asia Pacific trade pact that would form a major trading bloc involving the region’s top economies and cover nearly a third of the world’s gross domestic product.

Stock picks to buy: 12 highly shorted firms that could change course - Business Insider

BTIG says a wave of tax-related selling is ending on Wall Street, and that could set up a rally in stocks that have bombed this year.

Euronext Growth gets registered as EU ‘SME Growth Market’ in Belgium, France, Ireland and Portugal

Thanks to the SME Growth Market status, Euronext Growth listed companies will benefit from simplified market processes in two legislations: the Prospectus Regulation and the Market Abuse Regulation.

Nomura Partners with BidFX, Makes Tsuwamono FX Algos Available