LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Britain will require ​employers to ⁠publish salaries in job advertisements, ​Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Thursday, as part of efforts to reduce ​the number ‌of young ...

US equity markets suffered steep losses on Thursday as traders reassessed Democrats' sweeping victory in the mid-term elections, prompting a significant sell-off in AI, chip, and crypto stocks and ...

Galantas Gold Corp on Thursday said it has applied for the admission of its shares to the Main Market and for the removal of ...

PARIS, Nov 5 (Reuters) - ​A French ⁠prosecutor opened ​an investigation on Thursday into whether the ​pilot of ‌the Aer Lingus aircraft that was ⁠diverted after a bomb ⁠threat refused ​to land in ...

The Steinhausen, Switzerland-based bottling partner of Coca-Cola Co was responding to a report in Russian business daily ...

Kuwait's public pension fund on Thursday ​won its London lawsuit against asset manager Man Group and others, in which it accused various banks ​and investment ‌companies of laundering bribes paid to ...

LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Chip stocks and the dollar fell on Thursday, while oil steadied around recent lows and broader share prices, gold and ​other ‌assets rose after a sweeping Democratic victory ...

Two ​planes ​affected ‌by ⁠bomb alerts, an ⁠Aegean ​Airlines flight from Thessaloniki, and ​a ‌Ryanair ​flight from ‌Porto, ...

The Bank ⁠of England raised interest rates ​for the first time in over three years on Thursday and ​warned ‌that at least one ...

Europe's ⁠top court on Thursday ​told a lower tribunal to ​re-assess ‌the European Commission's approval of €3.4 billion ...

NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Global stocks ​fell ‌on Thursday, weighed down by a sharp selloff in semiconductor shares after ...

On home shores, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted by a majority of 8-to-1 to hike Bank Rate by 25 basis points to 4%, in the wake of mounting inflation, as widely expected.