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By Daniel Trotta and Nathan Frandino ROBBINS, Calif. (Reuters) - In an experiment a decade in the making, biologists are releasing hatchery salmon onto flooded Northern California rice fields, seeking...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -The European Central Bank could raise interest rates this year as high inflation is proving more persistent than once thought, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel told German newsp...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Bosch CEO Stefan Hartung expects the chip shortage to lessen significantly in the second half of this year, he said at a press conference on Thursday, adding he hoped businesses cou...

By Howard Schneider (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve, responding to a Freedom of Information Act request by Reuters, said there are about 60 pages of correspondence between its ethics officials an...

By Elizabeth Culliford and Silvia Aloisi NEW YORK/MILAN (Reuters) - Facebook owner Meta Platforms is struggling to stop counterfeiters from pushing fake luxury goods from Gucci to Chanel across its so...

By Andrea Shalal and Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department on Wednesday flagged concerns about consolidation in the $250 billion annual U.S. alcohol market and outlined refor...

By Daniel Leussink and Kaori Kaneko YOKOHAMA/TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan needs a "more credible" target date than fiscal 2025 for achieving a balanced primary budget, an official at rating agency Moody's ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Fans of Greggs' trademark sausage rolls and steak bakes will soon be able to look like their favourite snacks as well as eat them, after the British fast food chain teamed up with Pr...

By Michael Kahn and Jason Hovet PRAGUE (Reuters) - Meera Sankar knew it was time to give up her dream of buying a home in Prague when she looked at a flat barely big enough for one person but carrying...

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) - The seismic supply shocks and wild price distortions of the pandemic could finally call time on 30 years of strict inflation targeting by the world's big central banks...