Eurozone

France offers firms tax breaks, better schools and more frequent trains in a bid to woo them from London.

IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.

Former Federal Reserve president says Britain shouldn't have held EU referendum.

Eurogroup also agrees to extend debt relief measures to ease Athens's financing woes.

Athens's debt levels unsustainable without 'upfront' remissions, Washington-based lender says.

Time-lapse map shows how the EU has grown from 1957 to today.

Global output could be cut by 4% by 2020 as 15% of banks in developed economies face significant challenges.

Rating agency expects eurozone economy to grow 1.5% in 2016.

Edmund Shing explains why you should invest in UK banking group Lloyds.

New measures by the ECB means Eurozone banks are catching up with British peers.

British Chambers of Commerce says the 23 June ballot will present a tough choice.

Market volatility and increased stress in the banking sector are worrying signs of deterioration in Europe.

As the UK prepares for the Brexit referendum, here are some facts about the EU.

UK housing market underpinned by strong demand and weak supply, but London property may suffer.

Senior cabinet members have announced they will campaign for the UK to leave EU.

Prime minister released lengthy statement detailing agreement after two days of marathon talks in Brussels.

Tusk will decide whether to table a proposal after the 24-hour period.

Nexus 6P and 5X prices reduced by €100 and €80 respectively, devices can be ordered via Google Store.

Albert Edwards, strategist at Societe Generale says 'world could witness 2008-09-like financial crisis again'.

The Osborne/Harrison rule means that current spending has to be squeezed savagely.

ECB stimulus, the Bank's Quantitative Easing programme, is thought to be inevitable.

Germany and France, both posted modest third quarter growth figures of 0.3%.

New work repair and maintenance fell by 2.2% and 2.1% respectively from last year.

Quarter-on-quarter growth was only 0.1% but summer holiday-effect partly to blame.

5.6% error spending was found in investments to encourage job growth and competitiveness.

European Central Bank concludes that four biggest banks will need recapitalising before year end.

Low oil prices weighed down the inflation rate, with energy prices falling around 8.7%.

By September 2016, the QE programme will be hiked as part of the plans to encourage inflation.

IMF managing director Christine Lagarde says there is risk of further decline in growth.

Official statistics body Eurostat says prices dropped to 0.1% year-on-year in September.