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Alstom SA plunged by more than a third after the French train maker slashed its financial guidance due

Among the many changes being sought by striking United Auto Workers is an end to a system that pays workers much different wages for doing the same job

Online shoppers will be offered record-setting discounts this holiday season as retailers attempt to entice inflation-weary consumers to buy, according to projections released Thursday by Adobe Analytics. And the company predicts the strategy will work, with online holiday sales climbing almost 5% above last year.

By Ben Blanchard and Sarah Wu TAIPEI Taiwan's Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker and a major

The European Central Bank's rate hike last month was likely the last although the bank cannot be certain

The UK was falling behind Europe in developing green industries, even before backsliding by Rishi Sunak’s government on

Hong Kong’s securities regulator and police force set up a task force to assist with the detection of

By Dharamraj Dhutia MUMBAI (Reuters) -India's central bank is widely expected to keep rates on hold on Friday but any

In April 2022, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy head of Russia's Security Council, said on his Telegram channel: "Our food is our silent weapon. Silent — but formidable."

By Lewis Jackson (Reuters) -Efforts to finalise an agreement that ended strikes at Chevron's two Australian liquefied natural gas (LNG)

Dubai cemented its status as the world’s busiest market for luxury homes with buyers pouring $1.59 billion into

On the day Liang resigned from his banking job in China's Zhejiang province, his friends threw a party and congratulated him by beating gongs and drums, in an echo of traditional marriage rituals.