(Reuters) - Asian equities, excluding China, witnessed sharp foreign outflows in October, as investors wary of the U.S.

Donald Trump has been elected to serve another term as president and that could have pros and cons for retirees.

LONDON (Reuters) - British house prices rose by 0.2% in October from September, mortgage lender Halifax said on Thursday. A ...

The U.S. currency notched its biggest one-day gain against its peers in eight years on Wednesday, one day after Trump was ...

European bonds emerged as winners, as expectations the European Central Bank will cut interest rates to counter an economic ...

PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech Republic-based online grocer Rohlik Group will partner with Amazon for e-grocery services in Germany ...

(Reuters) - The Australian competition regulator, on Thursday, cleared privately owned pharmacy chain Chemist Warehouse's ...

Qualcomm said it expects sales and adjusted profits for its fiscal first quarter, which will cover the holiday shopping ...

Arm has benefited from investor optimism that it will be helped by the boom in artificial intelligence. Shares recently ...

The mixed reaction for Asian stocks was underscored in Japan as the tech-heavy Nikkei 225 reversed initial gains to be down 0 ...

NAB, which is Australia's top business lender as well as a top-tier mortgage provider, said cash profit came in at A$7.10 ...

Asian chipmakers, led by Taiwan's TSMC and South Korea's Samsung Electronics, have collectively invested at least $117 ...