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TOKYO (Reuters) -Nissan Motor shareholders on Tuesday backed all nominees of the board, including Chief Executive Makoto Uchida, at the automaker's first annual general meeting since reaching a new de...

By Sharon Bernstein (Reuters) -Five cases of malaria have been confirmed in Florida and Texas, the first time the potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease has been locally acquired in the United State...

By Vivek Mishra and Anant Chandak BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's current account balance likely turned positive in January-March, marking the first quarterly surplus in nearly two years thanks to a nar...

By Kane Wu HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks wobbled on Tuesday as investors held tight ranges awaiting clues on the interest rate outlook and wary of risks about China's shaky economic recovery and ...

(Reuters) - Thomson Reuters Corporation said on Monday it had agreed to acquire Casetext, a California-based company that provides technology solutions for legal professionals, in a $650 million all-c...

(Reuters) - A senior Russian lawmaker who has been involved in a number of negotiations related to Moscow's campaign in Ukraine called late on Monday for a professional army seven-million strong to en...

By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar held its ground against major currencies on Tuesday as tension in Russia simmered and traders looked ahead to U.S. data that may determine the timing o...

(Reuters) -Canada's British Columbia Highway 99 was closed in both directions on Monday due to a brush fire, the British Columbia Wildfire Services (BCWS) said in a post on Twitter. The brush fire bro...

TOKYO (Reuters) - What would society look like if cyborg body parts were freely available for use like roadside rental bicycles? Masahiko Inami's team at the University of Tokyo have sought to find ou...

By Miguel Lo Bianco BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine officials on Monday welcomed the return of an airplane from which the country's last military dictatorship threw political opponents to their dea...