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LONDON (Reuters) - UK homebuilder shares tumbled on Monday, set for their biggest one-day drop in over six weeks, led by a 14.9% fall in Crest Nicholson shares which plunged after the residential hous...

(Reuters) - European shares advanced on Monday after energy stocks tracked global crude prices higher and as a strong performance by Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk lifted healthcare stocks. By 0712 GMT...

By Clare Baldwin and Katherine Masters PHNOM PENH/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Walmart and Centric Brands are investigating their supply chains in Cambodia over allegations that inmates at the country's large...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Southern California officials braced on Monday for possible overnight reports of serious damage from Tropical Storm Hilary after the system unleashed furious flash floods east ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian federal government will have to spend about half its total budget on health, aged care, defence, disability support and debt repayments by 2063 up from about a third ...

(Reuters) - Tropical Storm Franklin is expected to cause heavy rains over parts of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico in the Atlantic Ocean, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said on Monday. The storm ...

BERLIN(Reuters) - German producer prices decreased more than expected on the year in July, with a fall of 6.0%, the federal statistics office reported on Monday. Analysts had expected a decrease of 5....

(Reuters) - An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 struck near Machala in Ecuador on Monday, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said. The quake was at a depth of 60.6 kilometres (37.66 miles), USGS sa...

By Lewis Jackson SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's A$2.4 trillion ($1.54 trillion) pension sector grew its investments in local and foreign debt by more than A$20 billion over the past year as higher yie...

By Indranil Sarkar BENGALURU (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone brand Honor will relaunch in India through a licensing deal with a local company and is aiming to start domestic manufacturing by early next...