Author Archives: Syndicated Content

(Reuters) -Pot producer Canopy Growth Corp reported a smaller quarterly adjusted loss on Friday, as it benefited from cost cuts and a rise in cannabis use during the coronavirus pandemic. People acros...

(Amends spelling of town to Chouaya, not Chouya, to match visuals) BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah fighters who fired rockets towards Israeli forces from Lebanon on Friday were intercepted by locals afte...

By Divya Chowdhury (Reuters) - The unpredictability of China's regulatory measures make the country unappealing to foreign investors in the short-term, following its latest crackdowns on the technolog...

(Reuters) - American International Group Inc is tightening terms of its cyber insurance, noting that premium prices are up nearly 40% globally, with the largest increase in North America, the U.S. ins...

(Reuters) - Money flows into U.S. bond funds jumped in the week to Aug. 4, as investors rushed towards safety on fears over the rapid spread of the Delta variant of COVID-19 and slowing manufacturing ...

By Ju-min Park KAWAGOE, Japan (Reuters) - In 1995, Nobuko Hirayama inherited her father's membership at one of Japan's most exclusive country clubs. It took another 23 years and a looming Olympics bef...

By Alan Charlish and Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk WARSAW (Reuters) - A government minister accused the head of Poland's Supreme Court on Friday of bowing to the demands of "colonial" European Union officia...

ATHENS (Reuters) - A man was killed by a falling electricity pylon in an area near the Greek capital Athens where emergency services have been battling severe wildfires, the hospital where he was trea...

By Abdul Qadir Sediqi and Gul Yousafzai KABUL/QUETTA (Reuters) - The Taliban closed a key border crossing with Pakistan on Friday, saying no one would be allowed through until Islamabad dropped or rel...

By Carlos Vargas BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian President Ivan Duque looks likely to win approval for a long-delayed tax bill in his final year in office, but other unpopular reforms have little chance ...