LONDON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - British manufacturers started the final quarter of 2026 with the strongest output growth in more than two years, a survey showed on Monday, although fast-rising costs may ...

John Ternus will host his first earnings call ​as Apple's CEO on Monday, with investors looking to the company's forecast to ...

Nov 2 (Reuters) - Iranian negotiators have left talks with Qatari mediators aimed at ending the war with the United States, and a draft proposal is being circulated with a follow-up meeting ‌possible, ...

Six-day ceasefire expired at 2100 GMT on Sunday Ukraine says Russian forces rotated units, fortified positions during truce ...

Euro zone countries are integrating faster with the United States than with each other, European Central Bank ​Vice President Boris Vujcic said on Monday, arguing ‌that the trend leaves the bloc more ...

The temperature of freezers at several Swedish grocery stores rose sharply ​overnight, operators ICA and Coop ‌said on Monday, with at least one store blaming the incident on a cyberattack.

Bangladesh's garment factories reopened on Monday after widespread closures ‌and production disruptions a day earlier, but ...

Taiwan must be the master of its own maritime information and conduct its own ocean surveys given the island's fate rests on ...

Onlookers ‌craned their necks outside an ornate palace chamber, peering through the doors at four women in silk robes and ...

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has all but locked in a December rate hike, but left investors guessing how much ​further ...

South African manufacturing sentiment improved for a second month in October, but ​issues like weak domestic demand and logistics ‌bottlenecks meant the improvement was only marginal, a purchasing ...

Greece's manufacturing sector expanded in October at its weakest pace since May as supply chain disruption and ​rising energy, fuel and transport costs intensified price ‌pressures, a business survey ...