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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will aim to stabilize employment and prices to consolidate the foundations of economic recovery, according to a statement published by the monetary policy department at the P...

By Tim Hepher MARIGNANE, France (Reuters) - Airbus Helicopters expects new orders and deliveries to keep growing this year, its chief executive told Reuters, as a scramble for new energy supplies and ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - ByteDance will spend up to $3 billion to repurchase shares in a deal that values the Chinese unlisted owner of TikTok at around $300 billion, according to a company memo to investo...

By Jamie Freed and Sayantani Ghosh SYDNEY/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Global trade bellwethers like FedEx and Cathay Pacific Airways have cast a pall over the year-end holiday shopping season - the business...

ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland could hit the target of halving carbon emissions by 2030 via a package of measures that would cost around 150 billion Swiss francs ($156 billion), or around 2-3% of econ...

(Reuters) - European shares fell on Friday, as recession warnings and bets of a large interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve next week knocked down sentiment. The continent-wide STOXX 600 in...

By M. Sriram MUMBAI (Reuters) - New York-based private equity firm Warburg Pincus LLC is in talks to invest around $150 million in Indian small-business lender Vistaar Finance, two sources familiar wi...

By Gilles Guillaume PARIS (Reuters) - Dacia, the low-cost brand of French carmaker Renault, plans to stick to thermal engines for as long as it can and help drivers reluctant to switch to electric eng...

OSLO (Reuters) -Softbank said on Friday it had agreed to sell its 15% stake in Norwegian e-learning group Kahoot to U.S. private equity group General Atlantic FT BV. Kahoot's share price surged 28% in...

By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) - Something has gone missing from Bank of Japan statements about elevated inflation: the word "temporary". No longer signalling that robust price rises will be short-li...