WASHINGTON A U.S. banking regulator said its supervisors could have been more aggressive in policing First Republic Bank's

By Huw Jones LONDON Britain's financial watchdog told banks on Friday it would "ramp up" checks on whether

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) administrative law judge ruled on Friday that Intuit Inc., the maker of the

Travelers to Greece’s popular island destinations will face disruptions next week because of a 24-hour strike by ferry crews on Sept. 13

(Reuters) -China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is putting a potential Hong Kong initial public offering of its Freshippo grocery chain

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Argentina suffered a legal defeat on Friday as a U.S. judge ruled against the country in a dispute

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U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has urged the Group of 20 top economic powers to use their weekend summit to send a strong message on climate change

By Rodrigo Campos and Nelson Renteria NEW YORK/SAN SALVADOR An agreement between El Salvador and a group of

Lebanese judicial officials say authorities in Beirut have questioned two people at Turkey's request on suspicion of being involved in the 2019 escape of auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn from Japan to Lebanon

A series of fires has hit railway infrastructure in the German city of Hamburg, causing widespread disruption to trains between Hamburg and Berlin and between the port city and the Baltic Sea coast