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By Liangping Gao BEIJING (Reuters) - Chengdu, in the south west of China, said it will move to ensure developers receive funds from presold properties and fresh loans, in the first such move by a Chin...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen's top committee did not make a decision on the future of Chief Executive Herbert Diess at a meeting on Tuesday, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday...

(Refiles, changing dateline to VERONA, Italy) By Emily Roe and Cristiano Corvino VERNONA, Italy (Reuters) - Swastikas on the wall become giant cupcakes with purple icing, and the words "my Hitler" are...

BERLIN (Reuters) - The German economy, Europe's largest, is on track to stagnate in the final quarter of this year as supply chain bottlenecks show no sign of easing up, Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe t...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's banking and insurance regulator said on Wednesday that lenders should step up support to advanced manufacturers, self-reliant industries and supply chains. "Banks should re...

LONDON (Reuters) - More than one in four investors feel 'bearish' about emerging markets, an HSBC survey showed on Wednesday, as slowing economic growth and the spectre of tighter monetary policy in t...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's ByteDance plans to spin off its real estate listing service to focus on its core businesses, a company representative said on Wednesday, as the TikTok owner undergoes a re...

DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain said on Wednesday it intends to build five offshore cities, tourism projects and trade and transport infrastructure within an economic growth and fiscal balance plan announce...

VIENNA (Reuters) - Risks from insufficiently cautious mortgage lending are increasing amid Austria's housing market boom, the central bank said on Wednesday, stressing that such loans need close scrut...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government is set to compile an extra budget for this fiscal year featuring spending worth 36 trillion yen ($313 billion), with additional new bond issuance at 22.1 trillion ...