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UK banks must hurry to apply for business licence in EU after Brexit: ECB

It says not to take too much time as obtaining a licence is time-consuming process

Pfizer, Roche and Aspen face South Africa probe over cancer drug prices

German Finance Minister urges ECB to change policy soon

British inflation jumps again in May, tightening squeeze on consumers

Inflation is high around world but in Britain there is extra pressure due to fall in sterling

US Treasury unveils sweeping plan to upend financial regulatory framework

The plan has been criticised as a handout to Wall Street and a dangerous one for US consumers

U.S. shale firms more exposed to falling oil prices as hedges expire

EXCLUSIVE: Renault-Nissan considers hidden bonus plan - documents

EU to tighten grip on euro clearing after Brexit - source

Hydro CEO says Qatar aluminium exports go as planned despite tensions

Tech stocks and Canadian dollar flash points as Fed meets

Indonesia has reached tax deal with Google for 2016, says FinMin

Following a month-long dispute over allegations as Google hadn't made annual payments to the govt

Sensex pares early gains, end flat

Tech stocks and Canada dollar flash points as Fed meets

Tech recovery helps European shares bounce back from seven-week lows; Capita rockets

Gold holds steady; market awaits cues from Fed meeting

Oil rises on Saudi pledge to make real supply cuts to Asia, US

Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, to cut production by 1.8 million barrels per day

Asia stocks shake off U.S. tech slump, loonie jumps on rate hike prospect

Bonds, Sensex rise as soft inflation stokes rate cut hopes

ANALYSIS: Inflation fizzle may once again leave Fed rate path in doubt

U.S. Fed set to raise interest rates, give more detail on balance sheet winddown