London

Since 1919, bankers have come together every day to determine the price of gold around the world. But now the process -- the London Gold Fix – is under scrutiny by British regulators.

As increasing attention is paid to the e-cigarette industry, London's Heathrow Airport will open an e-smoking lounge.

Starting soon, London Underground riders will be able to enjoy WiFi and other services.

A Chinese property developer has unveiled plans to recreate the Crystal Palace, a cast iron and glass building that burned down in the 1930s, in south London.

London’s small Syrian community is divided over whether President Bashar al-Assad should stay or go. Pro- and anti-Assad activists sacrifice much to achieve their goals.

21-year-old Moritz Erhardt, an intern for Bank of America in London, collapsed and died this week after reportedly working extremely long hours to impress his bosses.

The London International Financial Futures Exchange is considering a move to the U.S. That should make transactions marginally faster, but is this a wise move?

A new amusement park with a 'Take Your Child to Work Day' theme opens in London.

In the U.S., corporations pay big money to put their names on sports stadiums and other venues. Now there's a proposal to rename stops on the London subway. The idea is to raise money for the subway system and reduce fares.

After the bombings in Boston, authorities in London are looking at their own security arrangements in advance of Sunday's London marathon.