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By Andrey Ostroukh MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will need to raise interest rates further to combat stubbornly high inflation that overshot forecasts and shows little signs of slowing, a Reuters poll sho...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Global container liner problems related to post-corona logistics hiccups have intensified in the third quarter and show no sign of letting up, the world's number five operator, H...

(Reuters) - The world's leading female cyclists will be unleashed for the first time ever on the notorious Paris-Roubaix cobbles on Saturday as they get their chance to race the so-called Hell of the ...

DETROIT (Reuters) - Electric vehicle startup Lordstown Motors Corp is in talks to sell the northeast Ohio assembly plant it acquired from General Motors Co to Taiwan contract manufacturer Foxconn, Blo...

By Marc Jones and Tom Wilson LONDON (Reuters) - A group of central banks sketched out a potential operating manual for digital cash on Thursday as they aim to strike a balance between keeping up with ...

LONDON (Reuters) - The family of Sarah Everard, who was killed as she walked home in March, said they were "very pleased" that the British police officer convicted of her murder would spend the rest o...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said it had heard of reports that Tajikistan and Afghanistan were sending troops to their common border and urged them to resolve any dispute in a mutually acceptable manner,...

By Robert Muller and Jan Lopatka PRAGUE (Reuters) -The Czech National Bank (CNB) raised its main rate by 75 basis points on Thursday, an even heftier policy tightening than markets and analysts had ex...

(Reuters) - Electric vehicle maker Workhorse Group said on Thursday its Chief Financial Officer Steve Schrader has left the company, and that Greg Ackerson has been appointed interim CFO. (Reporting b...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's motor vehicle authority (KBA) has ordered a recall of about 200,000 Volkswagen T6 multivans that were built between 2019 and 2021, it said on Thursday. The KBA said tha...