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(Reuters) - Over 200 Google employees in the United States have formed a union, the elected union leaders wrote in a New York Times opinion piece on Monday. "Alphabet Workers Union" aims to ensure tha...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Local government officials are reviewing working conditions at Chinese e-commerce group Pinduoduo, according to a state-owned newspaper, after the death of an employee caused an ou...

LONDON (Reuters) - EasyJet has begun moves to suspend the voting rights of some non-EU shareholders to comply with post-Brexit airline ownership rules, the UK airline said on Monday. European Union ru...

TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan bought the smallest amount of exchange-traded funds (ETF) in five years on Monday even as shares took a hit from expectations of stricter COVID-19 control measures,...

By Jonathan Cable and Leika Kihara LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Manufacturers across Europe ended 2020 on a high while Asian factory activity expanded moderately thanks to robust demand in regional giant ...

(Reuters) - Tesla Inc shares were set to open at a record high on Monday after the electric-car maker reported better-than-expected vehicle deliveries in 2020, extending a meteoric rally that has seen...

PARIS (Reuters) - Shareholders with double voting rights in Peugeot owner PSA on Monday gave the green light to the group's merger with Fiat Chrysler (FCA), one of the last steps towards creating the ...

By David Milliken and Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) - British lenders approved more than 100,000 new mortgages in November, the most since the start of the financial crisis in August 2007, defying expec...

LONDON (Reuters) - Trading in euro-denominated shares shifted from London to new platforms in the European Union on Monday, the first day of trading since Britain left the bloc's single market. Britai...

LONDON (Reuters) - A closely watched gauge of growth in British manufacturing activity rose to its highest level in three years last month, as factories rushed to complete work before the end of the p...