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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Microsoft said some of the hackers involved in the cyberespionage sweep aimed at the U.S. tech giant's SharePoint servers are now using ransomware, a potential escalation in the ...

BANGKOK (Reuters) -Car production in Thailand rose for a second straight month in June, up 11.98% from a year earlier to 130,223 units, the Federation of Thai Industries said on Thursday. The increase...

(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs has decided not to go ahead with a second round of broad performance-based job cuts this year after a better than expected recovery in investment banking, Financial Times repo...

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rocky Swift You get a trade deal! You get a trade deal! Everybody gets a trade deal! Well, it's not quite like Oprah doling out new cars, bu...

By Melanie Burton and Adwitiya Srivastava MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Prices of rare earths could rally further given growing demand for Western material, reflected in a recent deal by the United States that...

By Summer Zhen HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hedge funds focused on Chinese equities posted double-digit returns in the first half of the year, outperforming global peers, fuelled by a rebound in Hong Kong sto...

HANOI (Reuters) -Heavy rains triggered by tropical storm Wipha have caused severe flooding in the central Vietnamese province of Nghe An, killing at least three people and leaving one more missing. Wi...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump, a strong critic of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, will visit the central bank on Thursday, the White House said. Trump has lambasted Powell rep...

By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's Topix index climbed to a record high on Thursday and the Nikkei share average hit a new one-year peak, as stocks rallied for a second straight session after ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's top central banker said on Thursday a measured and gradual approach to monetary policy easing was appropriate as the labour market had only eased slightly, shrugging off ...