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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank on Thursday backed proposed new EU rules for closing down smaller banks when they fail, but said they should be more ambitious and apply across the bloc...

(Reuters) - Wall Street futures fell on Thursday as investors digested minutes of the Federal Reserve's June meeting, while Meta bucked the slide in rate-sensitive technology and growth companies as i...

By Shaloo Shrivastava and Anant Chandak BENGALURU (Reuters) - The rupee will hold on to its recent gains against the dollar in coming months and strengthen marginally in a year, on strong macroeconomi...

By Brendan Pierson and Andrew Goudsward (Reuters) - A federal judge's order restricting Biden administration officials from contacting social media companies about moderating their content will face t...

By Jack Queen (Reuters) - Donald Trump aide Walt Nauta is set to enter a plea on Thursday in Miami federal court on charges he helped the former U.S. president hide top secret documents that Trump too...

By Laura Gottesdiener, Ted Hesson, Mica Rosenberg, Kristina Cooke and Daina Beth Solomon MATAMOROS, Mexico (Reuters) - On a June afternoon when temperatures climbed near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Cel...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - West Hollywood is set to anoint Los Angeles singer and performer Pickle as its brand new 'Drag Laureate' - the city's first official ambassador for the drag community and the s...

By Ben Blanchard and Jan Schwartz TAIWAN (Reuters) - Volkswagen said it is monitoring the situation on metals markets after China imposed export restrictions on two minor metals used in semiconductors...

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Online travel agency Booking Holdings will on Friday try to convince European Union antitrust regulators to allow its 1.63 billion euro ($1.8 billion) acquisition ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China faces a growing surplus of two strategic metals if Beijing restricts exports, industry players said, weighing on domestic prices even as overseas prices of the thinly traded ...