(Reuters) -U.S.-China tensions over semiconductors began with the Trump administration's trade war and have ratcheted up under President Joe Biden's

By Tommy Wilkes LONDON European shareholders are increasingly contesting corporate executive pay reports, data showed on Wednesday, as

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defended state laws that punish banks for limiting work with the firearms or

Shares of Japanese companies that are especially reliant on China demand plunged after users online in Asia’s biggest

By Holger Hansen and Riham Alkousaa BERLIN (Reuters) -The German government has imposed a freeze on most new spending commitments

Car infotainment systems are high-tech and rapidly increasing in their capabilities

By Kane Wu, Julie Zhu and M. Sriram HONG KONG (Reuters) -U.S. venture capital giant Sequoia plans to split off

No children's remains have not been found after a two-week archeological dig near the site of a former Native American boarding school in Nebraska

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell this week to its lowest level in five weeks, welcome news for house hunters looking for an edge as they navigate a housing market constrained by a near-historic low number of homes for sale

Several hundred janitors marched to join writers on the picket line outside Sony Pictures and Amazon Studios Thursday, as some custodial staff have lost their jobs while productions are halted.

Oil headed for a third weekly gain as the market continued to tighten on the back of production

A labor union representing more than 200,000 railway workers in Germany says it is cancelling plans for a two-day strike after employers met one of its key demands