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Labor unions are catching up with Starbucks and Amazon, which could change the game for the two companies, both on Wall Street and Main Street.

Oil futures were set to open for Asian trade on Sunday, after both Brent and U.S.

At least six dead in California shooting

Beijing has tried to create a rift between the EU and the U.S. by telling Brussels to pursue an "independent" policy toward the Russian-Ukraine war.

Sarkozy's name jeered at French election rally

At least six dead in California shooting: police

Telecom Italia (TIM) has signed a non-disclosure agreement with Italian state lender CDP to start formal talks on potentially combining the phone group's network with that of smaller broadband rival Open Fiber.

Right-wing Chaves wins Costa Rica presidency as Figueres concedes

Clock ticking on Swiss watches' raw materials from Russia

China reports 13,000 Covid cases, most since end of Wuhan's first wave

Hong Kong-based chef gets first Michelin star for Venezuela

US defense contractors see longer term benefits from war in Ukraine

Tesla reported an impressive number of sales in the first quarter

Bodies litter Ukraine town's street of death

Tesla delivers over 1 million electric cars over past year

Will a dip in oil prices be able to last long enough for Americans to feel genuine relief?

The Federal Reserve needs to move monetary policy towards a more neutral stance, but the pace at which it tightens credit will depend on how the economy reacts, New York Fed President John Williams said Saturday.

Tesla Inc on Saturday reported record electric vehicle deliveries for the first quarter, largely meeting analysts' estimates, but production fell from the previous quarter as supply chain disruptions and a China plant suspension weighed.

Inflation is a tax that drastically affects the poorest Americans.

Iraq oil exports $11.07 bn in March, highest for 50 years

Shanghai parents fear separation from kids after positive Covid test

Crisis-hit Sri Lanka declares 36-hour nationwide lockdown

Artists hail revolutionary Joni Mitchell at pre-Grammy gala

US judge denies Ghislaine Maxwell request for new trial

Peru, the world's no. 2 copper producer, will target "excess profits" that mining firms have gained from soaring global metals prices for extra taxation, the country's economy minister told Reuters.

A vote by Amazon workers to organize their warehouse in New York surprised and inspired long-time labor backers, for whom a new reality is settling in: It can be done, though it won't be easy.

US could have done more to limit civilian toll in Raqqa battle: study

The COVID-19 pandemic, labor shortage, Black Lives Matter movement and other social and economic forces have contributed to an uptick in high-profile union organizing across the United States including a victory on Friday at an Amazon.com Inc warehouse in New York City.

EU antitrust regulators are quizzing Microsoft's rivals and customers about its cloud business and licensing deals, a questionnaire seen by Reuters showed, in a move that could lead to a formal investigation and renewed scrutiny of the U.S.