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PEORIA, Ill. – In case you’re looking for an “adult beverage,” regardless of the time of day, the Russian invasion of Ukraine may limit some of your choices. A check at midday ...

By Joseph Ax (Reuters) - Texas kicked off the U.S. midterm elections cycle with the first party nominating contests of the cycle that will determine control of Congress as well as the governors of 36 ...

By Maximilian Heath BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Heavy rains in Argentina's farm belt and expectations of more to come are alleviating fears about a prolonged drought hitting crops after a dry start of th...

By Nora Buli, Jonathan Saul and Marwa Rashad OSLO/LONDON (Reuters) - Supplies of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe have been disrupted by uncertainty over whether ships can discharge cargo...

By John O'Donnell and Tom Sims FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Regulators are preparing for a possible closure of the European arm of Russia's second-largest bank, VTB Bank, amid growing concerns about the impa...

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Investment Bank will formalise on Friday a 2 billion euro support package for Ukraine, of which 700 million euros will be in immediate liquidity support and 1.3 billi...

HAVANA (Reuters) - An eclectic group of Cuban women brandishing tattoos has emerged from the shadows on the insular, communist-run island, pushing the boundaries of a legal vacuum and leveraging the i...

By Nichola Saminather TORONTO (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Canada will increase its prime rate to 2.7% from 2.45%, Canada's biggest bank said on Wednesday, after the central bank raised its benchmark rat...

By Maytaal Angel LONDON (Reuters) - Nestle, the world's largest food group, said it has reopened its factories and warehouses in central and western Ukraine in a bid to ensure essential food and drink...

BERLIN (Reuters) - German wholesaler Metro and Dutch food retailer Spar International BV said on Wednesday they are still operating in Ukraine and Russia, keeping stores running either by reducing ope...