Australia’s inflation rate is “still too high” and the next stage in bringing it back down to target

Britain on Tuesday said it found no evidence of "political" bank account closures, according to a review launched after the controversial withdrawal of facilities for...

By Simon Jessop and Olena Harmash LONDON (Reuters) -Ukraine is seeking up to $40 billion to fund the first part

British telecoms group BT on Monday announced the departure of chief executive Philip Jansen, two months after the group axed up to 55...

Macy's, Costco and other big chains say shoppers are pulling back at their stores and changing what they buy. That could be a red flag for the US economy.

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By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON New Zealand's central bank held the cash rate steady at 5.5% on Wednesday, but

Allegations of possible money laundering by Bernard Arnault are “as absurd as they are unfounded,” the French billionaire’s

Federal Reserve staff have become more wary about the risks that elevated asset prices pose to financial stability

Wall Street firms will soon face stiffer penalties for running afoul of US derivatives rules and more often

By Andrea Shalal NIIGATA, Japan Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Saturday called the showdown over raising the U.S.

Korea Electric Power Corp.’s Chief Executive Officer Cheong Seung-il offered to resign as the state-run utility announced a