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By Andrew Chung and John Kruzel WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ethics concerns relating to U.S. Supreme Court justices are set to be scrutinized on Tuesday by a Senate panel during a hearing called amid revel...

(Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan A hail of potentially disruptive news developments makes for nervy start to May in world markets - but there's little sig...

By Alexander Marrow (Reuters) - Tinder owner Match Group has said it will quit Russia by June 30, citing the need to protect human rights, one of many Western firms to leave since Moscow sent troops i...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African manufacturing activity contracted again in April but less than in February and March, helped by companies building up inventories, a survey showed on Tuesday. Th...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation accelerated last month but underlying price growth eased unexpectedly, adding to arguments for a smaller interest rate hike at the European Central Bank's reg...

(Reuters) - A pioneer of artificial intelligence said he quit Google to speak freely about the technology's dangers, after realising that computers could become smarter than people far sooner than he ...

By Suban Abdulla LONDON (Reuters) - British factory output and new orders contracted at the start of the second quarter of 2023, but manufacturers were more optimistic and input costs rose at the weak...

(Reuters) - Euro zone factory activity contracted further last month, albeit not by as much as initially thought, while the cost of raw materials fell at the fastest pace in nearly three years, a surv...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's manufacturing sector contracted at the fastest rate in almost three years in April, although firms increased output slightly as their supply chain problems eased, a survey...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks have tightened access to credit further even as demand for it from households and companies collapses, a European Central Bank Survey showed on Tuesday, in a fres...