The ECB held rates steady on Thursday and its president, Christine Lagarde, said its next decision on Sept. 12 was "wide open" -- stopping well short of declaring victory over the bout of high inflati ...

LONDON (Reuters) -The dollar rose in jittery trading on Friday, as a worldwide cyber outage that hit banks, airlines and broadcasters unsettled investors, although volatility in the currency market re ...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Electrolux swung to a much larger than expected profit in the second quarter amid signs of a long-awaited pick up in its North American business, briefly sending the appliances ma ...

Netflix’s third-quarter revenue guidance fell short of expectations, even as the streaming giant reported better-than-expected second-quarter results amid blowout subscriber additions, driven by a str ...

Republicans have called the Democratic president's student loan forgiveness approach an overreach of authority and an unfair benefit to college-educated borrowers while others received no such relief. ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Financial regulators and supervisors in some G20 countries are overlooking the risks posed by biodiversity loss and deforestation because of insufficient data, focusing instead on c ...

The central bank's next policy meeting will be a "very important" one, Kazushige Kamiyama, the BOJ's Osaka branch manager, was quoted as saying by Jiji.Kamiyama, who is currently based in the western ...

"Inflation is moving in the right direction. But it would be good if the Fed waited now," Dimon told Switzerland's NZZ newspaper."I think there are a lot of reasons why inflation could rise again in t ...