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Newly released files reveal ties between spy and attempt to gauge public opinion in 1940

The world's richest families are worried about the U.S.-China trade spat, Brexit, populism and climate change and are keeping more of their money in cash, according to a survey of family offices by the world's largest wealth manager.

Nearly one in 12 employees working in the Lloyd's of London insurance market has witnessed sexual harassment there in the past year and a quarter have seen excessive drinking, according to a culture survey published by Lloyd's on Tuesday.

Switzerland's UBS Group AG and state-controlled Banco do Brasil SA signed a preliminary agreement on Monday to create a joint venture in investment banking in South America, the Brazilian bank said in a securities filing.

Switzerland's UBS Group AG and state-controlled Banco do Brasil SA signed an agreement on Monday to create a joint venture in investment banking in South America, the Brazilian bank said in a securities filing.

Australian shares are set to open slightly lower on Tuesday, tracking a lackluster Wall Street as mixed U.S. economic data kept risk sentiment in check. U.S. employment in the services sector shrank for the first time in nine-and-a-half years in September, but data also showed manufacturing activity rose...

Party would provide up to £33,000 to 2.5m people over five years

A Russian man pleaded guilty on Monday to U.S. charges he took part in a massive computer hacking scheme that targeted JPMorgan Chase & Co and other financial services companies.

PM risks angering EU with plan for post-Brexit regulation that diverges from bloc

There is no evidence Canadian border officials or police acted improperly when Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou was detained and arrested at Vancouver's airport nearly 10 months ago, the Attorney General of Canada said in a filing released on Monday.