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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine economic growth in the third quarter was "much better than consensus forecast", the finance minister said on Thursday ahead of the official release of data. A slew of pos...

By Nate Raymond BOSTON (Reuters) - A former Yale University women's soccer coach who cooperated with authorities investigating the U.S. college admissions scandal was sentenced on Wednesday to five mo...

By David Morgan, Gram Slattery and Jason Lange WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump emerged from Tuesday's midterm elections with a tarnished reputation as a Republican kingmaker, after poor performanc...

By Joseph Ax (Reuters) - The outcome of state supreme court races in Tuesday's midterm elections could have profound consequences for control of the U.S. Congress in the future, as well as abortion ri...

(Reuters) - Brazilian cosmetic maker Natura&Co Holding SA on Wednesday reported a third-quarter net loss of 559.8 million reais ($107.94 million), compared with a 279 million-real net profit posted in...

By Suban Abdulla LONDON (Reuters) - British employers cut their hiring of permanent staff via recruitment firms for the first time in nearly two years in October as the country's political upheaval ad...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Ukraine announced on Wednesday that they will launch negotiations to upgrade a bilateral 2008 trade and investment accord to support Ukraine's efforts to e...

LONDON (Reuters) - Feats ranging from the most alternating single-arm handstands in one minute to solving the most rotating puzzle cubes while skateboarding are being celebrated in this year's Guinnes...

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Apple Inc supplier and iPhone assembler Foxconn plans to update its fourth-quarter outlook on Thursday, having warned this week of the impact of COVID-19 restrictions at a major pla...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Taiwan and the United States concluded two days of "productive" trade talks in New York on Wednesday, the office of the U.S. Trade Representative said. The meetings were part of...