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By Jake Spring (Reuters) - The South American forest nation of Suriname plans to become the first country to sell carbon credits under a system set up by the 2015 U.N. Paris Agreement to help curb cli...

By Stella Qiu SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's employment surged in August while its participation rate hit a record high and the jobless rate held steady, in a sign that decade-high interest rates have...

(Reuters) - Music catalogues investor Hipgnosis Songs Fund will sell some catalogues to a partnership between its investment adviser and funds advised by Blackstone for $465 million as it plans to buy...

(Reuters) - European shares crawled higher on Thursday even as investors maintained a cautious stance ahead of the European Central Bank's rate decision where it is likely to raise interest rates for ...

By Ahmed Elumami, Ayman al-Warfali and Essam Alfetori DERNA, Libya (Reuters) - Survivors of a flood that swept away the centre of a Libyan city picked through the ruins on Thursday in search of loved ...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The pace of headline Swedish inflation slowed more than expected in August, official data showed on Thursday, but analysts believe it will not be enough to prevent the central ba...

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Deputy Finance Minister Artur Sobon hopes the zloty will stabilise as there is no fundamental reason for it to weaken, he told catholic radio on Thursday. Poland's currency h...

By Yantoultra Ngui HONG KONG (Reuters) -DBS Group's wealth management business has benefited from inflows from across Asia, the Middle East and European regions recently, Chief Executive Piyush Gupta ...

PARIS (Reuters) - TotalEnergies announced a call for tenders for the annual production of 500,000 tonnes of "green" hydrogen on Thursday, as part of the French oil major's plans to decarbonise its Eur...

By Nerijus Adomaitis and Victoria Klesty OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's minority government should withdraw its proposal to open a vast Arctic offshore area to deep sea mining and call at least a ten-year ...