LONDON Credit distress at Chinese private developer Country Garden is likely to spill over to the country's property

Tens of thousands of doctors in England have walked off the job for another four-day stretch, with growing concerns that their bitter pay dispute with the British government will drag on into the winter

By Kevin Yao and Qiaoyi Li BEIJING (Reuters) -China's new bank loans tumbled in July and other key credit gauges

The organizer of a Malaysian music festival is seeking $2.7 million in losses from British band The 1975 over a breach of contract

Air Canada reported a quarterly profit on Friday compared with a year-ago loss as Canada's largest airline cashed

Singapore's Olam Group Ltd posted an 88.8% fall in first-half profit on Friday, hurt by a lower crop

Global stock markets are lower after U.S. inflation edged higher, fueling unease about the outlook for the biggest global economy

The Department of Energy announced Friday it is awarding up to $1.2 billion to two projects that promise to remove carbon dioxide from the air in what officials said was the largest investment in “engineered carbon removal” in history

MILAN (Reuters) -The Italian government could end up with a stake of as much as 20% in Telecom Italia's landline

By Richa Naidu, Martin Coulter and Jason Lange LONDON/WASHINGTON Many workers across the U.S. are turning to ChatGPT

HONG KONG Hong Kong's economy expanded 1.5% in the second quarter from a year earlier, government data showed

UBS says it has shut down rescue packages agreed with Swiss authorities that made available up to 200 billion Swiss francs (about $230 billion) to help shepherd through its takeover of ailing rival Credit Suisse and avert an international banking crisis