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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's central bank has eased restrictions on bank withdrawals, lifting the maximum to $400 from dollar-denominated accounts or 30,000 afghanis a week from the previous limit ...

(Reuters) - Marriott International Inc said on Wednesday its quarterly profit more than doubled as occupancy rates across its hotels improved with vaccinations encouraging more people to resume leisur...

(Reuters) - Emerson Electric Co posted a 7.3% fall in quarterly profit on Wednesday, as component and industry-wide labor shortages meant the U.S. manufacturing conglomerate could not meet demand. Sal...

(Reuters) - The New York Times Co reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue on Wednesday as it added more digital subscribers, while attracting advertisers to its website and apps. It added 455,...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese fund managers are rushing to set up wind power funds, in the latest move to capitalize on investors' green fever, as global climate talks in Glasgow rekindle interest in C...

(Reuters) – The United States is set to begin giving COVID-19 vaccines to children aged 5 to 11 as soon as Wednesday, with roughly 28 million school-age kids now eligible for the shots that prov...

LONDON (Reuters) - Singer Diana Ross has teased her first music video in more than a decade as she prepares to release her new gratitude-themed studio album "Thank You" later this week. The 77-year-ol...

(Reuters) - Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc said on Thursday it would invest in New Zealand to promote up and coming news publishers and boost their digital capabilities, a month after the social m...

By Carl O'Donnell (Reuters) - The United States is set to begin giving COVID-19 vaccines to children aged 5 to 11 as soon as Wednesday, with roughly 28 million school-age kids now eligible for the sho...

By Joseph Ax, Gabriella Borter and Jason Lange FAIRFAX, Va. (Reuters) - Republicans pushed Democrats out of the Virginia governorship and were running even in heavily Democratic New Jersey on Wednesda...