Accountancy firm KPMG has removed the leadership team of its South African arm. Show more

Chris Low of FTN Financial sums up the day's trading on Wall Street

Ahead of Sunday's election, we hear why Germans are worried about rising rents. Show more

The Canadian plane-maker Bombardier faces a 220% US import duty. Show more

Turkey and the US are embroiled in a diplomatic row, mutually scaling back visa services. Show more

Kobe Steel admitted it had falsified quality control data possibly for up to a decade. Show more

Doug McIntyre of 24/7 Wall Street looks at today's trading.

South Africa's parliament is beginning an inquiry into alleged corruption in government Show more

The EU says Britain has two weeks to indicate what it will pay when it leaves the bloc

Russell Cleveland of Renn Capital in Dallas, Texas on the day's trading. Show more

There are indications an agreement on the first phase of Brexit talks could be struck. Show more

We assess the country's economic significance with Finland's prime minister, Juha Sipilä. Show more

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she is hopeful that fresh coalition talks aimed at ending the country's political stalemate can succeed. Show more

Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire are accused them of harbouring powerful smuggling gangs. Show more

We hear from businesses, workers and retirees on Donald Trump's first year as president Show more

China's debt is already 300% of its GDP. How does its spending plan compare with the US? Show more

China has once again dominated a list of global self-made female billionaires. Show more

The White House announces trade sanctions against China. Show more

Deutsche Bank's CEO John Cryan makes way for a new boss, Christian Sewing. Show more

The world's largest advertising agency, WPP, is losing its boss, Sir Martin Sorrell Show more