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BrewDog, the independent craft beer brewer based in Scotland, has been accused of breeding a “culture of fear” in an open letter by former employees. 

The EU wants the U.S. to commit to end their aircraft-related tariffs and metal duties next week, according to a draft statement seen by CNBC.

G-7 finance ministers might be congratulating themselves on their deal to agree a 15% minimum global corporate tax rate, but it’s already facing criticism.

Policymakers are under immense pressure to deliver on promises made as part of the Paris Agreement.

The upcoming U.S.-Russia summit will be a critical moment in trying to revive poor relations between the two countries, Kirill Dmitriev said.

OPEC and its non-OPEC partners will meet via videoconference to discuss the next phase of production policy.

Germany’s Dax was weighed down by Deutsche Bank after reports that the Fed said it was concerned about the lender’s anti-money laundering practices.

Police searched a unit on May 18 on the back of intelligence that led them to believe it was being used as a cannabis farm.

Total’s peers in the oil and gas industry have suffered a series of historic boardroom and courtroom defeats this week.

With two major events in the same weekend, the international arts scene signaled it has no intention of letting yet another year get canceled by Covid.  

It shows the growing pressure on oil and gas companies to set short-, medium- and long-term targets that are consistent with the Paris Agreement.

An advertising campaign telling people in the U.K. “it’s time to buy” bitcoin has been banned by the nation’s advertising regulator for being irresponsible.

British online furniture seller Made.com announced Tuesday that it plans to float at least 25% of its shares on the London Stock Exchange.

The EU is sanctioning Belarus after Ryanair plane ‘hijack’ but experts have doubts the measures will change the situation.

“This is yet another blatant attempt by the Belarusian authorities to silence all opposition voices,” the EU said in a statement Monday.

The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, has found seven investment banks guilty of breaching its antitrust rules during the 2008 global financial crisis.

From Monday, pubs, bars and restaurants can serve customers inside; museums, cinemas and theaters can reopen; and exercise classes and indoor sports can resume.

The U.K. is preparing to deliver surge vaccinations and testing in areas where the new Covid-19 variant first detected in India is spreading.

Shares of Canadian chip designer Alphawave IP crashed as much as 19% in the company’s debut on the London Stock Exchange on Thursday morning.

The NFL is returning to London in October and Tom Brady begins his pursuit of an eighth Super Bowl title against Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys when Tampa Bay hosts the league’s annual kickoff game on Sept. 9.