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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government's net borrowing rose to 115.4 billion euros ($124.5 billion) in 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, but was lower than originally expecte...

By Aishwarya Nair and Kannaki Deka (Reuters) - U.S. airline profits are set to come under pressure in 2023 as they look to shell out more cash to retain pilots amid worries about the impact of a poten...

PEORIA, Ill. – The holidays are over, but the Salvation Army in Peoria still needs support. “People may say ‘Well the kettles and the bells are put away,’ the need’s stil...

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) - Italy may cut excise duties to curb rising fuel prices, its economy minister said on Thursday, in the face of mounting public anger that could pose the first major c...

(Reuters) - The U.S. economy is primed for disinflation this year but the path back to the Federal Reserve's 2% target will be bumpy and require interest rates to remain higher for longer, St. Louis F...

By Sarah Mills LONDON (Reuters) - Nominations for this year's BRIT Awards are out and it is Harry Styles and Wet Leg leading the way with four nods each. Announced via an online stream on Thursday, gl...

By Chris Taylor NEW YORK (Reuters) - If there was only one word to sum up 2022, "unpredictable" might be the most accurate. Yet we all enjoy trying to predict the future, especially when it comes to o...

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Forty-one Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives asked President Joe Biden's administration on Thursday to cooperate with Brazil's investig...

By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - A tentative bounce in U.S. stocks is about to face a key test, as companies get set to report fourth-quarter results amid worries over a potential recessi...

By Simon Lewis and Humeyra Pamuk WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Russia on Thursday released a U.S. citizen who had crossed into its Kaliningrad exclave in the first weeks of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine last F...