European shares gain on earnings relief, but still log worst month in a year

By Ankika Biswas and Bansari Mayur Kamdar (Reuters) -European shares climbed on Tuesday, with investors drawing comfort from a slew

2023-11-01 01:16

America is on strike. Here's the progress unions have made

Since last year's Labor Day, US unions have flexed their muscle in a way that hasn't been not seen in decades. They've scored some big victories amid some defeats.

2023-09-30 22:45

Oakland Catholic Diocese Latest to File Bankruptcy to Settle Abuse Suits

The Catholic diocese in Oakland filed bankruptcy to try and settle hundreds of lawsuits made possible by a

2023-05-09 00:24

Oil Heads for Weekly Loss as China Concerns and Rate Angst Flare

Oil headed for its first weekly loss since June as concerns over economic weakness in China and potentially

2023-08-18 08:28

Ondine Biomedical Appoints Senior Pharma Executive Dr. Simon Sinclair as Chief Medical Officer

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 1, 2023--

2023-06-01 21:50

ECB Officials Start to Accept Rate Hikes May Not End in July

European Central Bank officials are starting to accept that interest-rate increases might need to continue in September to

2023-05-10 23:27

Apple’s Effort to Replace Qualcomm Chip in iPhone Falls Further Behind

Apple Inc. has fallen further behind in its multibillion-dollar effort to make a modem chip for the iPhone,

2023-11-17 04:29

Tesla, Saudi Arabia in early talks for EV factory - WSJ

(Reuters) -Saudi Arabia is in early talks with U.S. electric automaker Tesla to set up a manufacturing facility in the

2023-09-19 01:16

Italy may have dodged a 'pasta strike' but food inflation is still high. Here's why

Italians were supposed to be on a "pasta strike" this week but it was called off after prices for the national staple started to fall. Zoom out, though, and global food prices are still far higher than a year ago, despite precipitous drops in the cost of key raw materials.

2023-06-29 22:51