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PARIS (Reuters) - French European Affairs junior minister Clement Beaune said on Wednesday he expected a form of sanctions against Hungary over Hungary's anti-LGBT law. Beaune also said he was not in ...

By Oliver Hirt and Pamela Barbaglia ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse is considering centralising the management of its bankers to the world's wealthy, replacing a regional structure, three sources sai...

(Reuters) - Australian officials extended lockdown and social distancing measures to more of the country on Wednesday, with four major cities already under a hard lockdown in a race to contain an outb...

By Simon Jessop and Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi ZURICH/LONDON (Reuters) - A group of banks, including UBS and Singapore's DBS, on Wednesday announced plans to create a new way of measuring the environmenta...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's consumer confidence rose in June, the government said on Wednesday, after coronavirus state-of-emergency curbs in Tokyo and other areas were eased earlier this month. A Cabin...

(Reuters) - UK Athletics is looking into comments by 5,000 metres runner Andrew Butchart that he changed the date on a COVID-19 test result in order to return to Britain after an international event, ...

By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA (Reuters) - International tourism arrivals are set to stagnate this year, except in some Western markets, causing up to $2.4 trillion in losses, a U.N. study said on Wednes...

By Liz Hampton and Scott DiSavino (Reuters) - U.S. natural gas producers hope climate-conscious electric utilities and gas exporters will pay a premium for what they say is "greener gas" that has been...

(Reuters) - Low-carbon hydropower capacity is vital for a faster integration of wind and solar power, but its growth is set to slow by 23% this decade without a sweeping policy and investment push, th...

(Reuters) - England's remaining rivals at the European Championship will consider them a "dangerous" side after they beat Germany 2-0 to reach the quarter-finals, captain Harry Kane said. Kane and Rah...