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By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve for the past 20 months has put its monetary policy arsenal behind the single-minded goal of restoring U.S. employment particularly f...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China has no plans to replace foreign technology, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Thursday, in response to a media report which said China was accelerating e...

By Nupur Anand and Vishwadha Chander MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian digital payments firm Paytm tumbled 26% on its maiden day of trade, with investors questioning its lack of profits and the lofty valuatio...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China Baowu Steel Group announced on Thursday the establishment of a global low-carbon metallurgical innovation alliance, in a bid to cut greenhouse emissions in the world's bigge...

(Reuters) -Britain's Royal Mail said on Thursday it would return 400 million pounds ($539.84 million) to shareholders after the postal company forecast higher annual earnings in its UK business follow...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - WeRide, a China-based autonomous driving startup, said on Thursday it plans to make its robotaxis available for booking by the public on Guangzhou Automobile Group's Ontime ride-h...

(Reuters) - Britain's National Grid Plc forecast on Thursday its annual underlying earnings per share growth to be "significantly above" the top end of its 5%-7% outlook range, partly helped by higher...

(Reuters) - U.S. private equity firm Carlyle and Metro Bank have agreed to end talks about a possible takeover offer for the British lender, the Nasdaq-listed group said on Thursday. "The board contin...

TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese automotive lobby said on Thursday it has chosen Toyota President Akio Toyoda to serve a rare third term as its chairman to lead the industry through a time of seismic ch...

BERLIN (Reuters) - New car registrations in Europe tumbled almost 30% in October as global semiconductor shortages continued to hurt vehicle supply, industry data showed on Thursday. With 798,693 cars...