Finland To Make Decision On NATO Entry In Coming Weeks, Not Months
Finland will take a decision about whether to apply to join the U.S.-led NATO alliance in the next few weeks, Prime Minister Sanna Marin said on Wednesday, underlining a shift in security perspectives since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
S&P 500, Dow Set For Muted Open As JPMorgan, Inflation Data Weigh
The S&P 500 and the Dow were set for a subdued open on Wednesday as JPMorgan shares dropped after reporting a slump in quarterly profit, while fresh data highlighted growing inflationary pressures.
Wall St Ticks Higher As Recovery In Growth Stocks Offsets Mixed Earnings
U.S. shares rose on Wednesday as a recovery in growth stocks and strong results from Delta Air Lines offset declines in JPMorgan after the bank reported a slump in quarterly profit.
Wall St Rises As Recovery In Growth Stocks Offsets Mixed Earnings
U.S. shares rose on Wednesday as a rebound in growth stocks on falling yields and strong results from Delta Air Lines offset declines in JPMorgan after the bank reported a slump in first-quarter profit in a mixed start to the earnings season.
BlackRock Bets On Diversified Portfolio, But Warns Fees May Suffer
BlackRock's executives told analysts on Wednesday that the firm's diversified business model should help it weather a challenging environment for asset managers this year, but said fee income could suffer.
BlackRock Assets Just Under $10 Trln, Warns Fees May Suffer
BlackRock Inc showed assets under management back below $10 trillion, hurt by the market rout in the first quarter, and cautioned that fees could come under pressure over the rest of the year because of volatile markets.
Analysis-Canada's Accelerated Timetable For EVs Brings Spotlight On Key Bill
Canada's accelerated timeline to fully embrace electric vehicles (EVs) presents a threat to some auto suppliers and auto mechanics, with the latter pinning hopes on a key legislation to adapt to the changing needs of the industry.
U.S., Allies 'Will Not Be Indifferent' To Those Who Undermine Russia Sanctions, Yellen Warns
Countries that are seeking advantage by failing to condemn Russia's "heinous war" against Ukraine are being short-sighted and will face consequences if they undermine Western sanctions, U.S.
Yellen Urges China To Help Stop Russia's War In Ukraine, Or Lose Standing In The World
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday appealed to China and other countries to help end Russia's "heinous war" in Ukraine, warning in a landmark speech that those who seek to undermine Western sanctions face consequences.
Yellen To China: Help Stop Russia's War In Ukraine Or Lose Standing In The World
China should help end Russia's "heinous war" in Ukraine or face a loss of its standing in the world, U.S.
Notre-Dame Slowly Reviving Three Years After Fire
Notre-Dame slowly reviving three years after fire
Yen Drops To 20-Year Low Against Dollar
Yen drops to 20-year low against dollar
Ukrainians Want Russians Removed From Pope's Good Friday Procession
The Vatican's decision to have both Ukrainians and Russians take part in Pope Francis' "Way of the Cross" procession on Friday has caused friction with Ukrainian Catholic leaders, who want it to be reconsidered.
Swiss Prosecutors Drop Arab Spring Probe Of Egyptians, Unfreeze Millions
Swiss federal prosecutors have dropped an 11-year investigation into suspected money-laundering by Egyptians close to toppled strongman Hosni Mubarak during the Arab Spring uprisings, they said on Wednesday.
Exclusive-IMF Hopes To Mobilize $45 Billion For New Trust To Aid Broader Range Of Countries
The International Monetary Fund hopes to mobilize around $45 billion for a new trust to help a broader range of countries, including some middle-income economies, deal with climate change and other longer-term challenges, a paper prepared by IMF staff and reviewed by Reuters shows.
IMF Board Approves New Trust To Help Members Deal With Climate Change, Pandemics
The International Monetary Fund's executive board on Wednesday approved creation of a new facility to help low-income and most middle-income countries deal with longer-term challenges such as climate change and pandemics.
Death Toll From Philippines Landslides, Floods Rises To 80
Death toll from Philippines landslides, floods rises to 80
Four Sentenced To Hang In Bangladesh Over Celebrated Writer's Murder
Four sentenced to hang in Bangladesh over celebrated writer's murder
Toll In South Africa's Deadliest Floods On Record Tops 300
Toll in South Africa's deadliest floods on record tops 300
Exclusive - China's Oil Champion Prepares Western Retreat Over Sanctions Fear
China's top offshore oil and gas producer CNOOC Ltd.
Sri Lanka PM Offers Protesters Talks As Opposition Eyes No-confidence Vote
Sri Lanka's prime minister offered talks on Wednesday with protesters calling for the government to step down over its handling of an economic crisis as the opposition threatened to bring a no-confidence motion against it in parliament.
Exclusive: BlackRock Plans First China ETF Product This Year -sources
BlackRock Inc plans to launch its first product in China's $220 billion onshore exchange-traded fund (ETF) market later this year and has started hiring staff accordingly, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Macron Says Le Pen Showing Authoritarian Streak After Journalist Ban
French President Emmanuel Macron launched a scathing attack on far-right rival Marine Le Pen on Wednesday, saying her true "authoritarian" intentions were showing after she banned a team of reporters and did not rule out a return to the death penalty.
Bankrupt Sri Lanka Asks Citizens Abroad To Send Home Cash
Bankrupt Sri Lanka asks citizens abroad to send home cash
Thousands Displaced After Typhoon Megi Hits Philippines
Philippine authorities on Wednesday struggled to distribute aid to tens of thousands of displaced people sheltering in evacuation centres after typhoon Megi triggered landslides in coastal provinces that left 56 dead and dozens missing.
S.Korea's Yoon Picks Veteran Lawmakers As Foreign, Unification Ministers
South Korea's incoming President Yoon Suk-yeol picked close adviser Park Jin to be foreign minister among a slew of cabinet nominations on Wednesday, as he readies to face challenges from North Korea's long-range missile and nuclear activities.
GSK To Buy Sierra Oncology Amid Pressure To Boost Drug Pipeline
Britain's GlaxoSmithKline sought to bolster its cancer business on Wednesday by agreeing a $1.9 billion deal to buy U.S.
Endangered Pangolins Get Fresh Chance In S.African Clinic
Endangered pangolins get fresh chance in S.African clinic
France's Iliad Eyes Telecom Italia's Consumer Services Unit - Sources
Iliad is considering buying into Telecom Italia's (TIM) domestic consumer services operations as part of the French phone group's push to strengthen its Italian business, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Biden Gives 'Crime Scene' Ukraine $800 Mn To Hold Off Russia
Biden gives 'crime scene' Ukraine $800 mn to hold off Russia