Russia Strikes Cities Across Ukraine, Targeting The Country’s Energy Infrastructure
The move prompts concern about Moscowâs intentions to devastate the country's power generation capacity before winter.
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Vauxhall workers face 140-mile relocation or losing their jobs as Stellantis plans to shutter 120-year-old factory
More than 1,000 Vauxhall workers will need to move from Luton to Cheshire to keep their jobs as Stellantis consolidates EV manufacturing.
Microsoft faces broad antitrust investigation from U.S. FTC
After more than a year of conducting informal interviews with competitors and business partners, antitrust enforcers have crafted a detailed request to force Microsoft to turn over information, according to people familiar with the matter.
U.S. preps China chip curbs that stop short of early proposals
U.S. chip gear makers argue that unilateral U.S. restrictions would put them at an unfair disadvantage compared to foreign rivals.
Analysis-Russia’s labour shortage spreads as defence sector poaches staff
By Darya Korsunskaya, Gleb Stolyarov and Alexander Marrow MOSCOW (Reuters) – “Bus number seven was...
India’s parliament suspended temporarily after row over allegations against Adani group
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Both houses of Indian parliament were suspended temporarily on Thursday within...
Nissan October production down globally except in Mexico, but Trump tariff threat looms
TOKYO (Reuters) – Nissan (OTC:) Motor said on Thursday its global production fell for a...
Trump picks Covid lockdown critic to lead top health agency
Bhattacharya was the face of the Great Barrington Declaration, which argued shutdowns were causing more harm than good.
How assisted dying has spread across the world and how laws differ
About 300 million people have access to some form of assisted dying - what are the policies of other countries?
