Even as Britain’s largest companies are hiring women in executive leadership roles at the fastest pace in five

The head of one of Hungary’s biggest manufacturers called for euro adoption after policies under Prime Minister Viktor

(Reuters) -Australia's corporate regulator said on Wednesday it had asked the country's general insurers to improve their claims handling practices

By Leah Douglas WASHINGTON The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) has ordered the Department of Agriculture to

Japanese trading company Sojitz Corp. canceled its plan to build a wind power plant in Hokkaido, amid soaring

European Union finance ministers are coming closer to finding a compromise by the end of this year on

President Joe Biden on Tuesday made a forceful call for the world to stand up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, calling for leaders to stand firm in their support of President Volodymyr Zelensky and his nation as the war heads toward its second autumn.

The yield on 10-year inflation-protected Treasuries exceeded 2% for the first time since 2009, extending its ascent from

By Rishav Chatterjee (Reuters) -Pilots at Network Aviation, the charter subsidiary of Qantas Airways, will back down from a planned

(Reuters) -Chevron posted third-quarter profit that missed Wall Street estimates by a wide margin, sending its share price down in

Ford Motor Co.’s second-quarter profit surged to nearly three times more than a year ago to $1.92 billion on stronger revenue and sales

Actors represented by the Hollywood union SAG-AFTRA voted to authorize a strike if the major studios, streamers and production companies don’t meet their demands for a new contract by June 30