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By Gabrielle Ttrault-Farber and Denis Balibouse MARTIGNY, Switzerland (Reuters) - St. Bernard dogs, one of Switzerland's national symbols that were internationally renowned for helping in alpine rescu...

By Andy Home LONDON (Reuters) -Global production of primary aluminium hit an all-time high in August, with the world's smelters running at an annualised rate of 71.2 million metric tons. It was the se...

By Nandita Bose, Nathan Layne and Jarrett Renshaw WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Joe Biden and Donald Trump will speak to striking auto workers in rare back-to-back events in Michigan this week, highlighting ...

By Nevzat Devranoglu ANKARA (Reuters) - The Turkish central bank's net international reserves rose by more than $6 billion last week to about $24 billion, four bankers said on Tuesday, resuming an upt...

By Sarita Chaganti Singh NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will set carbon emission reduction targets for four fossil fuel dependent sectors, as the Asian country looks to align its industry with the countr...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy will grow more slowly than previously expected next year due to a lack of positive momentum towards the end of this year, the IMK institute said in its forecast on...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Airline SAS said on Tuesday the evaluation process is ongoing after the period ended for making final bids in its equity solicitation process that is part of its bankruptcy prote...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's cabinet on Tuesday approved 500 billion baht ($13.76 billion) worth of investment from state-owned companies, government spokesperson Chai Watcharong said. The cabinet a...

By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan may hold off on ending negative interest rates until around April next year to gauge whether wage gains will broaden enough to keep inflation sustai...

PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus confirmed the appointment of sales chief Christian Scherer as CEO of its core planemaking operation on Tuesday, restoring dedicated leadership of its main business for the fir...