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By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) - Poorer countries are increasingly losing healthcare workers to wealthier ones as the latter seek to shore up their own staff losses from the COVID-19 pandemic, sometim...

March 14, 2023 Q: California has 76 of these. Wyoming has none. What are they? A: A city with a population over 100,000  

By Elizabeth Howcroft LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's NatWest has imposed new limits on the daily and monthly amount customers can send to cryptocurrency exchanges, seeking to protect consumers from "cry...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday called on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to recuse himself from an internal review of recent bank failures, saying his a...

By Erwin Seba (Reuters) - A U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) administrative law judge on Monday ordered Exxon Mobil Corp to make whole 1,800 employees at two refineries for lost earnings dur...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The German military is suffering from a greater shortage of weapons and equipment than before Russia's invasion of Ukraine a year ago, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed F...

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Parliament gave its final approval on Tuesday to tougher national targets to cut emissions in some sectors, and expand CO2-absorbing natural ecosystems...

(Reuters) -Drugmaker Novo Nordisk said on Tuesday it would cut list prices for several insulin drugs by up to 75% in the United States, starting Jan. 1, 2024. With the move, Novo joins U.S. drugmaker ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The U.S., Australia and Britain must implement safeguards and are committed to global nuclear non-proliferation with respect to a plan to provide Australia with nuclear-powered subm...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China will carefully implement state institutional reforms and ensure orderly operations, state media reported, citing the first cabinet meeting chaired by the new premier Li Qiang...