Author Archives: Syndicated Content

By Clara-Laeila Laudette and Guillermo Martinez MADRID (Reuters) - French tourists weary of their strict national lockdown are flocking over the border to Madrid, where bars and restaurants are open a...

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Simona Halep skipped briskly into the second round of the Australian Open with a businesslike 6-2 6-1 demolition of local wild card Lisette Cabrera on Monday. The second seeded R...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Any decision about holding the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, postponed by a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, must be based on science, U.S. President Joe Biden told a radio show. Th...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's automaker Great Wall Motor said on Monday it has invested in auto chip startup Horizon Robotics and will jointly develop smart car technologies. Great Wall said in a statem...

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's exports rose in January for the seventh consecutive month, with the unexpectedly strong pace setting a new record as its manufacturers benefited from consumers staying at h...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's banking regulator is surveying regional lenders to gauge how new curbs imposed in January to contain COVID-19 are affecting regional economies, four sources with direct knowl...

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams debuted a striking single-legged leotard in her first match in the Australian Open on Monday, paying homage to the Olympic track champion Florence Griffith Joyner...

By Sankalp Phartiyal NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has asked Twitter Inc to take down 1,178 accounts the country says are backed by arch rival Pakistan or operated by sympathizers of a separatist Sikh m...

By Umar Farooq ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani military helicopters continued to search for three missing climbers on the world's second highest mountain K2 on Monday, as hope of their survival faded ...

By Ben Blanchard and Joyce Lee TAIPEI/SEOUL (Reuters) - Asian chipmakers are rushing to expand their production capacity to meet a global shortage that has been acutely felt by carmakers, but the firm...