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(Reuters) -J.P. Morgan upgraded its stance on the euro zone to "overweight" from "neutral" on Monday, noting that the equities in the region have become more attractive after several months of underpe...

(Reuters) -British packaging and paper firm Mondi said on Monday its core profit growth slowed in the third quarter due to weak demand and lower prices, and warned that challenges will persist this ye...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Toyota Motor said on Monday that its tender offer for forklift maker Toyota Industries was now likely to begin in February or later, pushing back a launch that had been expected in ea...

BUDAPEST (Reuters) -Hungary should not adopt the euro currency as the European Union is "disintegrating" and Hungary should not tie its fate closer to the bloc, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban s...

PARIS (Reuters) -Talks between Airbus, Thales and Leonardo to create a major new European satellite manufacturer have hit a roadblock after existing partners Thales and Leonardo asked for more time, F...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Asahi Group has restarted production at its six Japanese beer plants after the brewer's operations were disrupted by a cyberattack, a spokesperson said on Monday. Asahi suspended oper...

(Reuters) -European shares were subdued on Monday, with French stocks lagging after Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu named a new finance minister, while gains in technology and energy stocks helped li...

(Reuters) -Floods and landslides unleashed by unrelenting rain in India's eastern hill region of Darjeeling killed at least 18 people, after washing away homes, roads and bridges, authorities said, wh...

By Summer Zhen HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hedge fund WorldQuant said its flagship quantitative competition attracted a record number of entrants this year, as wider use of artificial intelligence lowered ba...

(Reuters) -Luxury carmaker Aston Martin warned on Monday of a full-year loss that would be bigger than market consensus, citing softer volumes and economic pressures stemming from tariffs and a newly ...