By Gilles Guillaume PARIS (Reuters) -France beat competition from Germany and the Netherlands for ProLogium's first overseas car battery plant

SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) -Tesla Inc has notified China's market regulator it will deploy software updates to more than 1 million vehicles

Volkswagen's said on Friday its group deliveries jumped 39% year-on-year in April, bringing the total number of vehicles

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Dutch medical device maker Philips will pay $62 million (56 million euros) to resolve charges it violated the

HONG KONG Hong Kong's economy grew 2.7% in the first quarter from a year earlier, government data showed

LUCERNE, Switzerland (Reuters) -UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said on Friday that the situation at Credit Suisse has stabilized and

The 67th Eurovision Song Contest will soon reach its climax with a grand final broadcast live from Liverpool

Officials from Japan and South Korea are discussing a visit by South Korean experts to the Fukushima nuclear plant before it begins the controversial release of treated but radioactive water into the sea

The Eurovision Song Contest has barred President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from addressing the final of the pan-continental music competition

Financial leaders of the Group of Seven advanced economies are focusing on ways to fortify ever more complicated financial systems and supply chains during meetings in Japan ahead of a summit next week

NIIGATA, Japan Most U.S. banks, including those whose share prices are under pressure, would be able to pay

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) -Toshiba Corp said on Friday it was working with Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) to quickly