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By Victoria Klesty and Nora Buli OSLO (Reuters) - Hundreds of Indigenous and environmental campaigners, including Greta Thunberg, blocked the main road to Norway's royal palace on Friday as they ended...

By Chris Prentice MIAMI (Reuters) -Companies may face steeper penalties for misconduct if they lack policies around employees' use of personal cell phones and messaging apps, a top U.S. Justice Depart...

March 3, 2023 Q: On average, this gets replaced every year-and-a-half. What is it? A: Currency (a dollar bill)

BENGALURU (Reuters) - Apple Inc's iPhones will soon be assembled at another site in the southern Indian state of Karnataka and 300 acres have been aside to set up a factory, the state government said ...

ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Coast Guard said on Friday it rescued 211 migrants off the island of Lampedusa, saving them from a ship struggling in rough seas. The migrants were intercepted some 28 km (17 ...

By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European policymakers and executives have become less worried that billions of dollars of U.S. green subsidies will trigger an exodus of European firms across...

By Alan Baldwin MANAMA (Reuters) - Red Bull's Sergio Perez set the pace in the first practice session of the Formula One season in Bahrain on Friday with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso denying the cha...

By Paul Lienert MARYSVILLE, Ohio (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co is moving rapidly to catch up with electric-vehicle competitors in global markets, but the company's top executive said combustion engines c...

By Philip O'Connor (Reuters) - Former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones returns to the octagon on Saturday in Las Vegas after a three-year absence seeking to re-state his claim to be the greate...

By Sarah Marsh and Andreas Rinke BERLIN (Reuters) - Ukraine's envoy to Berlin said Germany is taking more of a leadership role in organising deliveries of arms to Kyiv and has stopped making what he c...