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By Ernest Scheyder (Reuters) - Caterpillar is investing in recycling technology developer Nth Cycle as part of a push to boost the reuse of metals used to make batteries and construction equipment. Th...

By Valerie Volcovici DUBAI (Reuters) - Flashy country pavilions, corporate-sponsored cocktail parties and a smorgasbord of side events have turned the annual U.N. climate summit into what some say is ...

DUBAI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) said on Monday it had, along with Finland-based renewable energy developer and fund manager Taaleri Energia, acquired eight hybrid renewable ...

By Patrick Werr CAIRO (Reuters) - In the run-up to Egypt's Dec. 10-12 presidential election, financially strapped people queue at state-managed cooperatives trying to buy scarce rations of subsidised ...

PEORIA, Ill. – OSF HealthCare says it’s important to honor and support parents who had babies die at or before child birth, so they were honored Sunday. It was an annual service - held thi...

(Reuters) -Ford Motor posted a 0.5% drop in U.S. new vehicle sales for November on Monday, as the automaker worked to restart some of its key plants following a lengthy workers' strike that impacted v...

By Christoph Steitz and Tilman Blasshofer FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's budget crisis has dealt another blow to an already battered economy, the president of the ZEW economic research institute said...

By Nupur Anand NEW YORK (Reuters) -U.S. home buyers are becoming more willing to purchase properties even as interest rates stay high, according to a study by Bank of America published on Monday. Abou...

By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) - The lack of a binding legal definition for greenwashing presents a hurdle to regulators tackling investment funds that exaggerate their sustainability credentials, a gl...

By Naomi Rovnick and Nell Mackenzie LONDON (Reuters) - Leading hedge funds and mutual funds are betting on gains outside the tech sector in coming months, Goldman Sachs research shows. The ten stocks ...