A global rout in tech stocks dragged Europe's equity benchmark slightly lower on Friday, leaving investors on edge as they prepare for ⁠next week's European Central Bank meeting and corporate earnings ...

Strait ⁠of Hormuz flows have slowed after last ​month's truce collapsed * Iran pressed Houthis to disrupt Red Sea shipping if U.S. hits power sites * IEA chief Fatih Birol w ...

Equities fall from Asia to U.S. with chipmakers under pressure * Oil prices rise with ​attacks escalating in ⁠Middle East * ...

HONG KONG/SINGAPORE, July 17 (Reuters) - China's Zhongji Innolight moved closer to a Hong Kong share sale after publishing its post-hearing draft prospectus on Friday, giving investors fresh details ...

Luxury ⁠carmaker Aston Martin said on ​Friday it has ongoing discussions with potential financing providers, following a media ​report ‌that it is in talks with lenders including BlackRock-owned HPS ...

London's FTSE 100 outperformed global peers on Friday, as markets were hurt by technology sector jitters, with chip shares ...

Some lawyers say finance firms are ​weeding out staff * ⁠New FCA non-financial misconduct rules kick in from September * New rules to capture high-performing bullies. LONDON ...

The founder of ​the studio ⁠behind AI "actor" Tilly Norwood has defended the ​character amid backlash from parts of the ...

Major indices traded lower early on Friday after the US carried out a sixth straight night of strikes on Iran, while a ...

US industrial production edged higher in June, with output also strengthening over the second quarter, according to the Federal Reserve. Total production rose 0.1% on the month and increased at a 4% ...

Bank of England ​Deputy ⁠Governor Sarah Breeden said "doing nothing is not ​an option" for regulating the British government ...

Britain's incoming ​prime minister Andy Burnham said ​on ‌Friday that the ⁠government could not control ⁠inflation effectively ​without greater public control over essential costs, adding ​Britain ...