By Leika Kihara TOKYO Japanese authorities are facing renewed pressure to combat the yen's fresh declines driven by

The European Central Bank wants lenders to speed up their exit from Russia given the increased reputational, legal

The U.S. ambassador to Thailand has dismissed claims of American interference in recent elections as a “disservice” to the Thai people

Japan announced Tuesday a decision to reinstate South Korea as a preferred nation with fast-track trade status from July 21, virtually ending a four-year economic row that was strained during their bitter historic disputes

Indonesia’s anti-graft court has opened a trial for a former communication and information technology minister who was charged with corruption over the construction of mobile phone transmission towers in remote parts of the country

ZURICH (Reuters) -UBS will announce further changes to its management as it seeks to integrate Credit Suisse following the recent

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Lordstown Motors, the EV maker, filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday and announced a lawsuit against Foxconn, accusing its former partner of setting out to "destroy" its business.

European shares rose on Tuesday as miners gained after hopes of more policy support from China lifted metal

A German court has found ex-Audi boss Rupert Stadler guilty of fraud in connection with the automaker’s diesel emissions scandal

SHANGHAI/BEIJING China set a stronger-than-expected trading band for its currency on Tuesday and state banks sold dollars against

Farmers markets gave people something they desperately sought during the pandemic: A place to shop outdoors, and at the same time support smaller, often local businesses