By Shristi Achar A and Amruta Khandekar (Reuters) -Wall Street was set to open lower on Wednesday as concerns about

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain denied Monday the broad economy will be hurt if his union goes on strike against the nation's three unionized automakers as soon as this week, saying the only ones that will be hurt by a work stoppage is are the "billionaire class."

Morgan Stanley is returning to a bearish view on emerging-market currencies, citing concerns over China’s growth risks that

Tesla Inc. made its second round of price cuts in China this week, further fueling concerns of reigniting

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Remy Cointreau SA cut its annual sales guidance, blaming weaker than expected US demand for its high-end spirits.

Toshiba has announced a 2 trillion yen, or $14 billion, tender offer in a move that would take it private, as the scandal-tarnished Japanese electronics and energy giant seeks to turn itself around

By David Lawder WASHINGTON The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday significantly raised its 2023 growth forecast for Mexico

The US expanded a ban on imports from China’s Xinjiang region, placing two more companies on its so-called

Retail sales in the United States fell slightly in October, according to government data published Wednesday, fueled by a large drop in consumer spending at...

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) -Italy wants domestic investors to hold an increasing amount of the government's debt, Economy Minister

By Lewis Jackson SYDNEY Foreign bank lending to Australian office real estate hit a record high in the