By Carolyn Cohn LONDON (Reuters) -S&P Global has raised its view of the global reinsurance sector to stable from negative,

Australia’s government moved to regulate buy now, pay later finance firms under credit laws, drawing the line on

Bond traders boosted expectations for one more Federal Reserve interest-rate hike in the wake of the latest jobs

By Kevin Buckland TOKYO There was "no discussion" about exchange rates at a meeting of Group of Seven

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a bruising week, with a vote on his predecessor Boris Johnson threatening

Venice announced on Thursday that it would introduce a fee for day tourists to enter the city's overcrowded historic centre on 29 days next year as it seeks to...

The European Central Bank won’t increase borrowing costs again, unless there is an unexpected event, according to Governing

The buzz around artificial intelligence has investors pouring a record amount of money into tech stocks, Bank of

Israel’s credit outlook was cut by the last of the three major rating companies that kept it at

By Selena Li HONG KONG U.S. bank Citigroup has completed the sale and migration of its Taiwan consumer

Hong Kong's government is calling on the United States to invite its city leader to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting, following reports that Washington will bar the top official from the major economic summit

Some welcome news for renters: The US median rent in May fell from May 2022, the first annual rent decline in at least three years, according to a Realtor.com report released Monday.