Honda Motor Co. dealt a blow to the British auto industry just weeks before the Brexit deadline as it announced plans to close its U.K. plant.

Facebook Inc. is in talks with U.S. regulators over alleged privacy violations that could force the social-media firm to pay a multi-billion-dollar fine.

Peter Estlin, Lord Mayor of the City of London, talks about the Brexit negotiations, and the collaborations between the U.K. and Asian nations. European Union derivatives traders will still be able to settle trillions of dollars of trades in London, even if the U.K.

Following the postponement of Nigeria's elections, questions continue to be raised about INEC's capacity to conduct free, fair and credible elections.

Donald Trump doesn't want to see any more BMWs or Mercedes on Fifth Avenue in New York. To that end, he has made different, partly contradictory threats and offers in the trade conflict with the EU. Will it work for him?

Huawei CEO: 'No way the US can crush us'

Nigeria's upcoming election is a race between two aging rivals. Neither look likely to improve conditions in Africa's largest economy with its youthful population. Investors are interested, but risks include insecurity, corruption and red tape

INEC's decision to reschedule Nigeria’s elections has been received with mixed reactions, with many pointing its impact on businesses and the economy.

Radhika Rao, economist at DBS Bank, talks about the decision of India’s central bank to approve an early transfer of a part of its profit to the government.

Honda 'set to close' factory in Swindon, UK.

Nigeria’s equities market has reversed gains from last week. Traders say it is the market’s reaction to the postponement of the Nigerian general election.

A gunbattle with militants in disputed Kashmir has left four Indian troops dead. It comes just days after the worst attack on government forces in the region's history, to which India promised a "jaw-dropping" response.