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By Carolyn Cohn and Simon Jessop LONDON/GLASGOW (Reuters) - There should be more women at the top of multilateral organisations to help alleviate the financial impact of climate change, Amanda Blanc, ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Manufacturing activity remained strong in the euro zone last month but supply chain bottlenecks and logistical problems sent input costs soaring and curtailed growth, a survey showe...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's securities watchdog has launched an investigation into Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group's brokerage unit over employees' potential involvement in fraudulent stock transactions...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Supply bottlenecks hampered growth in German manufacturing activity for the third month in a row in October, a survey showed on Tuesday. IHS Markit's Final Purchasing Managers' Inde...

PARIS (Reuters) - Supply chain issues hit France's manufacturing sector in October, where the slowdown in growth came broadly in line with initial forecasts, a monthly survey showed on Tuesday. Data c...

AL ULA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Amid the arid desert and mountains of Al Ula in northwest Saudi Arabia, archaeologists are working to excavate the remnants of the ancient and long-forgotten kingdoms ...

(Reuters) - European shares eased from record levels on Tuesday as traders eyed upcoming central bank meetings for clues on tapering and rate decisions, while a plunge in iron ore prices hurt miners. ...

(Reuters) - Office rental firm IWG Plc reported a slight fall in third-quarter revenue on Tuesday as a resurgence in global COVID-19 cases further hampered its clients' plans to return to office. The ...

A look at the day ahead from Sujata Rao. Another central bank has opened the door to earlier interest rate hikes than flagged. Australia officially ditched its 0.1% target for three-year debt and omit...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks expect a further drop in the amount of soured loans on their books, a projection that may be overly optimistic given that some firms still suffer from the impact ...