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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone manufacturing growth remained strong in August but supply chain issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic continued to constrain supplies of the raw materials factories ne...

PARIS (Reuters) - French manufacturing activity grew at its slowest pace in six months in August as shortages of materials and transportation delays continued to weigh, a monthly business survey showe...

SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc will help set up a union for its staff, two people familiar with the plan said, a landmark move in the country's tech sector whe...

LONDON (Reuters) - British businesses grew at the fastest rate since May 2014 during the three months to August as COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, the Confederation of British Industry said on Wedn...

By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) - KPMG allegedly provided "false and misleading" information about its audits of collapsed builder Carillion and data erasure company Regenersis for regulatory checks, Br...

By Waruna Karunatilake COLOMBO (Reuters) - An elephant in Sri Lanka gave birth to twins on Tuesday for the first time in nearly 80 years, wildlife authorities said. The twins, both males, were born to...

RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian in the occupied West Bank overnight, the Palestinian health ministry said on Wednesday. Village residents said there were n...

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli pupils returned to school on Wednesday with mask requirements and mandatory COVID-19 testing aimed at stemming a surge in coronavirus cases that has overshadowed the high...

(Reuters) - European stocks rose on Wednesday as fresh signs of weakness in Asian economies were countered by hopes for more stimulus, while investors shook off concerns about rising inflation. After ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Average prices in British shops in August were 0.8% lower than a year before, a smaller decline than in previous months and one which reflected rising costs for stores, the British ...