Investors went on January emerging market buying spree, report shows
By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Investors piled into emerging market countries’ debt to the tune of $45 billion and bought up $2 billion of
AI ‘hallucinations’ in court papers spell trouble for lawyers
By Sara Merken (Reuters) – U.S. personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan sent an urgent email this month to its more than 1,000 lawyers:
US homebuilder sentiment drops to five-month low in February
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. homebuilder sentiment tumbled to a five-month low in February amid worries that tariffs on imports would combine with higher mortgage rates
Uber adopts smaller rivals’ model for India autorickshaw rides to weather competition
By Haripriya Suresh (Reuters) – Ride-hailing platform Uber has moved to a zero-commission model for its autorickshaw drivers in India and will instead charge them
Column-Trump tariffs won’t easily derail euro zone recovery, says Klement
By Joachim Klement The euro zone is showing early signs of an economic recovery that is unlikely to be derailed by the tariffs the Trump
Microsoft to invest $700 million to boost Poland’s cybersecurity
WARSAW (Reuters) -Microsoft plans to invest an additional 700 million dollars in Poland to improve Polish cybersecurity in cooperation with the country’s armed forces, the
Trump to nominate top prosecutor Martin for permanent term as US attorney for DC
By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump will nominate his top prosecutor in Washington, Edward Martin, for a full and permanent term as
Airbus struggling to raise A350 output this year, sources say
By Tim Hepher PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus is struggling to increase output of its A350 jetliner as it faces ongoing delays in the arrival of fuselage
Donald Trump: Coming to you almost daily from the Oval Office
By Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Gone are the crowded arenas, the pulsing playlists, the off-the-cuff 90-minute campaign speeches. Now that Donald Trump is back
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy wants to discuss with US fate of minerals in areas held by Russia
(Reuters) – Ukraine and the United States need to discuss the fate of mineral deposits in areas captured by Russia, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said,