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LONDON (Reuters) -Britain said on Tuesday it was delaying the implementation of some post-Brexit import controls, the second time they have been pushed back, citing pressures on businesses from the pa...

By Jeffrey Dastin (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc has increased its average starting wage in the United States to more than $18 an hour and plans to hire another 125,000 warehouse and transportation worker...

SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnia's economic output grew 14.7% in the second quarter from the same period last year and rose 8% in the first half of 2021, a central bank projection based on available data s...

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission on Tuesday approved a 3-billion-euro ($3.6 billion) French scheme to provide debt and capital support to virus-hit companies. Called the Transition Fund fo...

By Saikat Chatterjee LONDON (Reuters) -Barely a tenth of respondents in a monthly fund manager survey expect a stronger global economy in the coming months, marking the lowest proportion since last Ap...

BEIJING/SYDNEY (Reuters) - China's air passenger traffic dropped 51.5% in August from a year ago due to a resurgence of local COVID-19 outbreaks, the aviation authority said on Tuesday, adding that it...

OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian business sector activity has increased substantially during the past three months and will continue to expand during the next half year, a central bank business survey showe...

BENGALURU (Reuters) - Indian food delivery platform Zomato Ltd's co-founder and head of supply, Gaurav Gupta will be leaving the firm after six years, the company said https://www.zomato.com/blog/alwa...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A digital euro, currently under design by the European Central Bank, should have a limited role initially as it could disrupt the bank sector and overly extend the role of centra...

MUMBAI (Reuters) - International investors remain confident of India's short- and long-term growth prospects and are readying plans to make additional and new investments in the country, according to ...