A trio of Tottenham Hotspur youths stepped up to the mark on Thursday night to send the London club directly through to the ...

By Chibuike Oguh and Harry Robertson NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar dipped against major currencies on Thursday as markets weighed data showing slower-than-expected U.S. economic growth, ...

Britain's benchmark index closed at record peak on Thursday as investors cheered a healthy set of corporate updates, while a ...

London bullion market players are racing to borrow gold from central banks, which store bullion in London, following a surge ...

By Sinéad Carew, Medha Singh and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/BENGALURU/LONDON (Reuters) -Semiconductor stocks were a mixed bag on ...

Apple's challenges with AI were highlighted this month when it had to pull a news-summarising AI tool due to inaccurate ...

In the Congolese capital Kinshasa, 1,600 km (1,000 miles) west of Goma, protesters attacked a U.N. compound and embassies ...

Many have predicted the demise of the billable hour as the legal profession’s main charging method. But the recent bumper payday for junior lawyers — many top US firms have handed out six-figure ...

Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is facing renewed scrutiny on its strategy of backing loss-making electric vehicle maker ...

Ahead of Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, Meta head Mark Zuckerberg ended its US fact-checking programmes meant to ...

LONDON (Reuters) - An exodus of companies from London's Alternative Investment (AIM) market is set to accelerate into 2025, even as Britain's policymakers try to revive the country's capital ...

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