Economists are urging Canadian Prime Minister Mark ⁠Carney's ⁠government to restrain spending in its second ⁠budget on ...
After lobbying, cabinet makers won temporary relief in July. Canada's Finance Department announced a provisional safeguard ...
Stellantis ⁠will ⁠extend to the ⁠whole of next week the ​current production stoppage at its Fiat 500 ‌factory in Turin, ...
TOKYO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Japan's biggest ⁠steelmaker ⁠Nippon Steel on Thursday ⁠raised its net profit forecast for fiscal ...
OpenAI said it will no longer use non-disclosure agreements with public officials ⁠when negotiating or ⁠discussing future ...
The German ⁠government expects the economy to grow by 1.3% in 2026 and 1.1% in 2027, while the chamber of commerce sees 2027 ...
Britain's construction sector shrank ⁠last ⁠month at its ⁠fastest pace since June as housebuilding suffered its ​worst month ...
China has ⁠always been open ​to increasing its ‌purchases of US ‌agricultural ⁠products, ⁠the Commerce Ministry said on ...
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 5 (Reuters) - South ⁠Africa's ⁠National Treasury said ⁠on Thursday that last week's ​rebasing of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ‌had improved key fiscal ‌metrics, ...
MONTREAL, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Bombardier on Thursday ⁠reported ⁠a 3% rise in quarterly ⁠revenue, lifted by record aftermarket sales, as sustained demand for private flying prompted the Canadian business ...
The ECB is now ‌raising interest rates to combat ‌excessive inflation, fostering worries that higher debt costs could make ...
Nov 5 (Reuters) - ⁠German ⁠industrial ⁠orders rose ​less than ‌expected in ‌September, ⁠increasing by ⁠4.4% on the previous ...