Result Page 418 for United kingdom news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

Italy’s Ferragamo CEO Sees No Letup In Luxury Sector Slowdown

Falling oil prices, rising security threats, lower economic growth in China and higher volatility in exchange rates that have curbed tourism have all put the brakes on spending.

Brexit Vote 2016: ‘Remain’ Camp Gains Slight Lead As Campaigning Resumes Following Jo Cox Slaying

Worries about the economic impact of a “leave” vote in the Brexit referendum Thursday could be swaying Britons toward a “remain” vote, pollster says.

Brexit Effect On US Real Estate: Why Millennials May Be Priced Out Of Some Markets

New York could see millions of dollars pour into real estate from foreign sources — no matter how Britons vote on the U.K.’s membership in the European Union.

Britain’s Rival EU Campaigns Restart As Polls Show Momentum For ‘In’

Campaigning ahead of the June 23 referendum on the EU resumed as two opinion polls showed the “remain” camp recovering some momentum.

More news

Jo Cox Update: Suspect Thomas Mair Faces Arraignment Hearing Saturday

Thomas Mair, accused of stabbing and shooting Labour Party lawmaker Jo Cox, gave his name as “death to traitors, freedom for Britain” when he appeared in court Saturday.

Wall Street Ends Week Lower; Apple Weighs

For the week, the three major U.S. indexes each posted declines of at least 1 percent, with the Nasdaq falling nearly 2 percent.

Jo Cox Killing: UK Gun Deaths Are Rare, But Up Recently

Britons own far fewer guns than Americans — and are far less likely to be killed by guns.

Brexit Vote Odds: Probability Of ‘Remain’ Decision In Britain’s EU Referendum Rises

The numbers come after the suspension of campaigning for Britain’s European Union referendum after a lawmaker in the “remain” camp was slain.

Who Is Tommy Mair? Jo Cox Murder Suspect Linked To White Supremacists, Has History Of Mental Illness

A civil rights group published copies of receipts showing that suspect Thomas Mair had purchased copies of pamphlets linked to a neo-Nazi organization.

Brexit Vote: Banks Warning Of Difficult Trading Conditions Around UK’s EU Referendum

Institutions are warning about large gaps in pricing of assets when Britain votes next week on European Union membership.

Kiev Worried That Brexit Would Weaken EU Support For Ukraine

A decision by then-president Viktor Yanukovich to reject an association agreement with the EU sparked protests that brought a pro-Western government to power.

Jo Cox False Flag Conspiracy Theories Swirl On Twitter As ‘Brexit’ Vote Looms

Was Labour Party rising star Jo Cox's murder the work of political opponents — or of "globalists" looking to win sympathy from the public? Any number of views appear online.

Why ‘Warcraft’ Is Not The Future Of Hollywood Blockbusters, Despite China-US Box Office Split

The video game-inspired film, with Paula Patton, was a smash hit in China, but a dud in the U.S. So it isn’t a blueprint for anything.

Euro 2016: How Predicting The Winner Points To A Future Where Machines Make The Decisions

In the future, machines will make a lot more decisions for humans. But don’t worry; it’s going to be good for everyone, says one expert.

Jo Cox Shooting, Stabbing Brexit-Related? Labour MP Is Pro-Remain, Attacker Yelled ‘Britain First’

Labour Party politician Jo Cox, who died after being stabbed and shot, had pushed for Britain to remain in the European Union.

Who Is Jo Cox? British Labour Party Politician Shot, Stabbed Ahead Of Brexit Vote

The Labour member of Parliament was reportedly at a regularly scheduled outreach event when she was attacked by a man who supposedly shouted “Britain first!”

Panicky Investors Drive Swiss Bond Yield Into Negative Territory, Send Gold Soaring

Not only are investors bidding up the price of the Swiss government’s ultra-secure long bonds, but gold prices are soaring.

Turkey Opposes Expansion Of NATO’s Aegean Mission, Seeks To Counter Russia Instead

Ankara’s move comes even as the U.S. said Wednesday that a salvage ship would join the mission aimed at combating human smuggling in the Aegean Sea.

BOJ Holds Off On Easing Despite Weak Inflation, Sparks Yen Spike

The yen surged broadly after the Bank of Japan’s decision, hitting a 22-month high against the dollar and multiyear highs against the euro and sterling.

Panama Papers Update: Mossack Fonseca Computer Technician Arrested By Swiss Officials Over Data Theft

Authorities in Geneva made the arrest following a complaint by law firm Mossack Fonseca, which is at the center of a massive data leak.

Euro 2016 Violence: Moscow Summons French Ambassador, France To Deport Russian Fans

Earlier, Russia had summoned the French ambassador to protest the “provocative actions” of fans of other teams at the soccer tournament.

Bank Of England Keeps Rates Steady Ahead Of Brexit Vote

Despite some positive signs in the economy, inflation remains far below the central bank’s goal. The looming Brexit referendum is also a serious concern.

ISIS Propaganda Lawsuit: Twitter, Google And Facebook Sued By Father Of Paris Attack Victim

Reynaldo Gonzalez, father of one of the 130 victims of the November terror attacks in Paris, said social media sites are culpable for the rise of ISIS.

Euro 2016 Hooligan Violence: Moscow Calls Detainment Of Arrested Russian Fans ‘Unacceptable’

Forty-three soccer fans from Russia were detained at the Euro 2016 tournament, and Moscow isn’t happy about it.

Prince William Appears On The Cover Of Gay Magazine ‘Attitude’

The second-in-line to the British throne became the first member of the royal family to be on the cover of a gay publication by appearing on U.K. magazine “Attitude.”

European Shares Rise As Fed Expectations Soothe Brexit Fears

Several recent opinion polls have put the “Leave” campaign ahead, though bookmakers’ odds still favor a vote to remain.

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.

Get Listed

UNITED KINGDOM