Investors wary of uncertainty over relationship with EU

Obama says the departure of Britain, a key US ally in Europe, will not affect EU-US relations

Government reverses decision as group poses potential threat to financial stability

US territory in the Caribbean shares fiscal pain suffered by another island: Ireland

While the blocs are working closely on some issues they are far apart on others, in particular data privacy

Slavery abolitionist Harriet Tubman will replace former president Andrew Jackson

Europe Letter: Many in US see Google case as part of clampdown on US multinationals

German finance minister rebuffs a key demand of the International Monetary Fund

Except for the firms involved, few in the US or Ireland benefit from inversion deals

Measures have the potential to jeopardise ‘inversion’ of Pfizer with Allergan

Washington urges Brussels to ‘reconsider’ its approach to American multinationals

Lack of transparency about market turmoil unsettles international investors

Former French official supported by US to retain post as managing director

Criticism comes after EU competition commissioner signals Alphabet tax deal inquiry

World Economic Forum to grapple with big issues from climate change to refugee crisis

This election is not about choosing who can keep the recovery going because those choices are not made here in Ireland

Pfizer $160bn purchase of Allergan will see firm move HQ to Dublin

Cantillon: Pfizer/Allergan deal the biggest of any sort yet attempted in pharma/medtech sector

Move an attempt to stop US firms switching on-paper headquarters to low-tax countries

Move unlikely to halt inversion between Pfizer and Allergan

Takeover of Dublin-based Allergan would see Pfizer win Irish domicile

Data shows world’s third-largest economy shrank an annual 0.8% in July-September

New rules will make it harder for firms to concentrate their profits in low-tax countries

Worry over US-China links remains despite support for Beijing from EU ministers

Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union warns repeated bending of rules will end in ‘chaos’

Eurogroup, ECB, IMF and Commission hold teleconference on new package

Germany’s finance minister welcomes the input of Euclid Tsakalotos

New bailout proposals submitted by Greece, seeking €53bn loan package from creditors

Package of economic reforms approved by majority of Greece’s cabinet ministers

European Central Bank postpones decision on giving further funding

Athens must submit detailed reform proposals or risk expulsion from currency

US treasury secretary urges eurogroup to find a ‘pragmatic compromise’ for Greece

US intervention shows geopolitical importance of Greek’s EU membership

Thousands back government in Athens march

Treasury department to collect public input in town hall meetings and via social media

US playing down Iran’s investment so as not to undermine nuclear negotiations

To fail now would be to pile a new mountain of error on the old ones

Greece and its creditors are trying to hammer out a cash-for-reforms deal

Glass Ceiling Index shows women remain vastly outnumbered at the top of the corporate ladder

Athens must submit letter listing planned policy measures to Brussels for approval by Monday