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(Reuters) - Accounting firm PwC said on Thursday it was delaying the reopening of its U.S. offices until at least Nov. 1, reflecting the impact of the highly transmissible Delta variant of COVID-19 in...

By Elizabeth Culliford LONDON (Reuters) - OnlyFans, the online subscription platform known for adult content, will prohibit users from posting any material containing "sexually explicit conduct," the ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Next year's Academy of Country Music Awards will stream live on Amazon.com Inc's Prime Video, the first major awards show to move exclusively online, organizers said on Thursda...

ROME (Reuters) - A suspected Italian drug trafficker who police believe may have bought two stolen Vincent Van Gogh paintings was arrested in the United Arab Emirates, a police statement said on Thurs...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A man who said he had a bomb in his pickup truck near the U.S. Capitol building is now in police custody, a law enforcement source said on Thursday. (Reporting by Julio-Cesar Ch...

By Svea Herbst-Bayliss BOSTON (Reuters) - Activist investor Starboard Value LP poached an analyst from asset manager BlackRock's investment stewardship team, which exerts great influence on issues suc...

(Reuters) - Hugh Jackman calls himself a water baby, but he's never spent as much time getting wet as in his latest movie, "Reminiscence." "I'm Australian born and bred so I love the water. I go into ...

(Reuters) - Facebook Inc said the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's refiled antitrust case against the company was "meritless" in a statement on Thursday, saying the FTC's claims were an effort to rewri...

By Tom Arnold LONDON (Reuters) - Western Union Co, the world's largest money transfer firm, has suspended services in Afghanistan, but is committed to resuming operations once conditions permit, it sa...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth for the second quarter is likely to be revised higher following a recent raft of stronger than initially thought data covering that period, which reflected ...