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By Susan Cornwell WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress faces a showdown on Monday over government spending and debt, opening a week that could also include action on President Joe Biden's sweeping...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German inflation is likely to accelerate from already high levels and will stay above 2% through mid-2022, exceeding the European Central Bank's target for the 19-nation euro zon...

By Paresh Dave (Reuters) - Phiar, a startup aiming to enhance in-car navigation systems by overlaying directions on real-time video, announced on Monday that Google's head of Android automotive platfo...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China Evergrande Group said on Monday that the construction of a soccer stadium funded by the property conglomerate in the southern city of Guangzhou is proceeding as normal. Const...

By Maria Caspani NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kelly Toth was "very relieved" when her four sons went back to school in person at the end of August after more than a year of pandemic restrictions. For the firs...

LONDON (Reuters) - Climate change protesters once again blocked London's busy M25 orbital motorway on Monday, in defiance of a court injunction against the demonstrations that the government had sough...

By Allison Lampert MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canada is trying to use the lure of travel perks to convince America's frequent flying elite to fly north on Air Canada, as the country steps up efforts to revi...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German sportswear company Puma has the potential to double its sales to more than 10 billion euros ($11.71 billion) in the longer term, Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden was quoted as sa...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German economists and industry groups expressed relief on Monday that Europe's biggest economy probably avoided a leftist government after the Social Democrats narrowly won the elec...

ROME (Reuters) - The social media guru for Italy's Matteo Salvini said on Monday he had quit his post, key to building the far-right leader's popularity, following media reports that he was under a na...