Author Archives: Syndicated Content

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Institutional Relations Minister Alexandre Padilha said on Thursday the government will support a congressional inquiry into the Jan. 8 anti-democratic riots, in which su...

DUBAI (Reuters) - TAWAL, a unit of Saudi Telecom Company (stc), agreed to buy tower infrastructure worth 1.22 billion-euros ($1.34 billion) from United Group in its first foray into Europe's telecoms ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Amazon plans to expand its business selling office supplies in Europe and internationally after the pandemic helped boost sales as companies shopped more online and looked for bulk ...

By Mrinalika Roy (Reuters) - From cannabis-infused flowers to edible weed gummies, marijuana companies are pulling out all the stops as they eye bumper sales on April 20 - a day referred to as "4/20" ...

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's ruling Socialists lost some of their advantage over the conservative People's Party in terms of voting intentions in a national election due later this year, while a new lef...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - At least five Indian army soldiers died in the Himalayan region of Kashmir on Thursday after the vehicle they were travelling in caught fire, the army said in the statement. The ...

(Reuters) - Lordstown Motors Corp said on Thursday it has received a delisting notice from Nasdaq and is evaluating actions including a reverse stock split to meet the minimum bid price requirement se...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amazon has launched its Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange (ACX), an initiative to help retail stores label and track marketplace counterfeits as part of the e-commerce giant's efforts ...

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union and Norway aim to work together to develop infrastructure to capture and store CO2 emissions and scale up renewable hydrogen production in Europe...

By Daria Sito-Sucic and Ognien Teofilovski SKOPJE (Reuters) - Western Balkan nations are seeing a boom in solar energy investment, which could help ease a power crisis that had threatened a shift away...