A guilty plea potentially threatens the company's ability to secure lucrative government contracts with the likes of the U.S.

French President Emmanuel Macron (C) and French First Lady Brigitte Macron (L) vote at a polling station in the second round ...

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Monday it would start conducting temporary bond repurchase ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - The euro slipped on Monday after projections from France's election pointed to a hung parliament amid an ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices were little changed as investors eyed energy supply disruption, with the largest ports in ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's current account surplus grew for the 15th straight month in May as a record primary income surplus ...

SEOUL (Reuters) - A workers' union at Samsung Electronics in South Korea is set to stage a three-day strike from Monday and ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian stocks inched higher on Monday as investors grew more confident about a September U.S. rate cut, ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Fewer British firms plan to raise their prices in the coming months, according to a survey that will give ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's inflation-adjusted real wages fell in May for a record 26th straight month, highlighting the pain ...

(Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. Investors start the new week in ebullient mood after last Friday's U.S.

(Reuters) -British fintech company Revolut's CEO Nikolay Storonsky will cash in part of his multibillion dollar stake in the ...