A system “incident” halted trading in hundreds of shares on the London Stock Exchange. The outage affected mostly

By Andrea Shalal The United States remains confident that the Group of Seven's price cap on Russian oil

Austrian banks plan to help households struggling to repay mortgages in response to a growing public outcry over

China will likely wait until early next year to cut policy rates to support the economy, though other

By Paul Sandle LONDON (Reuters) -Aero-engineer Rolls-Royce on Thursday reported a strong recovery in profit as its new CEO's turnaround

Ford is halting work on a major battery plant in the northern US state of Michigan, the automaker said Monday, just seven months after launching...

Bloomberg Philanthropies unveiled a $50 million initiative Wednesday to help cities address global issues, including climate change, by launching programs proven effective in other cities around the world

The US Supreme Court sharply limited the use of race as a factor in university admissions. The decision

Turkey agreed to ask its parliament to advance Sweden’s bid for NATO membership, alliance chief Jens Stoltenberg told

By Krystal Hu and Arriana McLymore Online fashion giant Shein is exploring plans to build a factory in

Nigeria’s naira plunged the most in almost four months to an unprecedented level in the official market as

Dozens of allies of U.K. ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson have received honors from King Charles III