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(Reuters) - China plans to propose new rules that would ban companies with large amounts of sensitive consumer data from going public in the Unites States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has asked the states of Kerala and Maharashtra to consider night curfews in areas with high COVID-19 case numbers as the country reported more than 40,000 new infections fo...

LONDON (Reuters) - British forces have entered the final stages of evacuating people from Kabul's airport and processing facilities have closed, Britain's defence ministry said on Friday. The effort w...

(Reuters) - Below are five events and themes likely to dominate global financial markets the coming week. 1/ NEW JOB! With almost two million new jobs created in the past two months, Friday's nonfarm ...

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ash Barty's brilliant year on the tennis tour has not shielded her from bouts of homesickness but the Australian is determined to keep working and stay world number...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's total arable land amounted to almost 1.28 million sq km (490,000 sq miles) by the end of 2019, down nearly 6% compared with a decade earlier, according to a once-in-a-deca...

By Wa Lone, Poppy McPherson, Aditi Bhandari and Shoon Naing (Reuters) - Nearly seven months after Myanmar's army seized power, security forces have killed more than 1,000 people in a bid to crush resi...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Massmart said on Friday its half-year headline loss narrowed 40.8%, helped by higher sales despite fresh COVID-19 restrictions and amid signs that the South African retailer's ...

By Dan Burns (Reuters) - While the financial world waits for the Federal Reserve to start reversing its ultra-loose policy stance, recent moves by a clutch of other central banks signal the days of pa...

By Julia Harte (Reuters) - Texas' House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill restricting voting access, more than six weeks after Democratic lawmakers fled the state in an effort to deny the l...