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(Reuters) - British lender OSB reported on Thursday an 8% increase in its underlying net loans for the nine months ended September and stood by its growth forecasts for the year, driven mainly by stro...

A look at the day ahead from Sujata Rao. Ouch. For all the central bank assurances about the inflation spike being transitory, investors are struggling to look past the biggest annual rise in U.S. inf...

LONDON (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank said it now expected Turkey's central bank (CBT) to reduce interest rates faster than previously anticipated and cut by 100 basis points at each of its November and De...

By James Pomfret HONG KONG (Reuters) - A senior Hong Kong cultural official said on Thursday that freedom of expression was not above a China-imposed national security law, on the eve of the opening o...

LONDON (Reuters) -B&M, the British discount retailer, said on Thursday it had good stock availability heading into the Christmas trading season, having deliberately taken delivery of imported general ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's biggest airline, ANA Holdings, has asked the government to ease curbs on overseas visitors and wants a programme of domestic tourism subsidies restarted to spur travel, its c...

LONDON (Reuters) - British insurer Aviva said on Thursday it was on track to return at least 4 billion pounds ($5.41 billion) to shareholders and meet or beat cost saving targets, as it faces pressure...

LONDON (Reuters) - Financial market infrastructure and service providers no longer need to discuss paying dividends in advance with the Bank of England, it said on Thursday. The central bank had impos...

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Wix.com, which helps small businesses build and operate websites, reported on Thursday a wider third-quarter loss but said the uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic was dimini...

By William Schomberg and Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's economy grew by 0.6% in September but estimates for previous months were revised lower, leaving GDP 0.6% smaller than it was in February...