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By Kanishka Singh and Nate Raymond WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A U.S. judge on Tuesday ordered President Donald Trump's administration to restore a part of the federal grant funding that it recently suspend...

By Stella Qiu SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's annual wage growth steadied in the June quarter after more than a year of declines, led in large part by gains in the public sector, implying a solid rise i...

By Lizbeth Diaz (Reuters) -Yahir remembers growing up in Mexico without a bed or a stove. He didn't own a pair of shoes until he was 10, and in the mid-1990s - when he was 13 - he crossed with a group...

By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) -Stocks in Asia climbed and the U.S. dollar was subdued on Wednesday, as data showed both resilience in major economies and the need for central banks to remain accommod...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore-based fintech firm OpenEden said on Wednesday it has appointed U.S. financial firm BNY as the investment manager and primary custodian for assets backing its tokenised U...

SUCHITOTO, El Salvador (Reuters) -The proliferation of water lettuce on El Salvador's largest wetland reservoir, known as Lake Suchitlan, is jeopardizing a key source of the country's hydropower gener...

By Nicole Jao (Reuters) -Oil prices were little changed on Wednesday after falling in the previous session after an industry report showed U.S. crude stockpiles climbed last week illustrating the end ...

(Reuters) -Australia's corporate regulator said on Wednesday it was looking to streamline disclosure requirements for domestic pension funds, for the nation's A$4 trillion ($2.61 trillion) superannuat...

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The dollar weakened on Wednesday after a tame reading on U.S. inflation bolstered expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month, with President Donald Trump's a...

TAIPEI (Reuters) -A large swathe of southern and eastern Taiwan shut down on Wednesday and hundreds of flights were cancelled ahead of the arrival later in the day of Typhoon Podul, with thousands of ...