By Timothy Aeppel (Reuters) - A surge of factory building fueled by Biden administration investments in "strategic sectors" such as clean energy and semiconductors has so far flowed disproportionately to U.S. counties with relatively distressed economies and notably has not…
By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices rose more than expected in January amid a surge in the cost of rental housing, but the pick-up in inflation did not change expectations the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest…
By Andrew Gray BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Monday made a thinly veiled call on the U.S. to cut arms supplies to Israel due to high civilian casualties in its war in Gaza. Borrell recalled…
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - General Motors' Cruise said Monday it named a longtime auto and tech industry employee as head of safety for the robotaxi unit. Cruise named Steve Kenner as its chief safety officer, who will oversee…
By Timothy Aeppel (Reuters) - North American companies ordered about a third fewer robots last year as worries about a slowing economy and higher interest rates made it harder to justify buying the advanced machines, the first hiccup in five…
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The No. 2 official at the International Monetary Fund on Monday said inflation had come down in many countries and the global economy appeared headed for a soft landing, but central banks should to move cautiously on…
By Ange Kasongo KINSHASA (Reuters) - Police in Democratic Republic of Congo fired tear gas on Monday to disperse protesters who burned tyres and U.S. and Belgian flags near Western embassies and U.N. offices in the capital Kinshasa, angry about…
By Stephanie van den Berg THE HAGUE (Reuters) -A Dutch court on Monday ordered the government to block all exports of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel over concerns they were being used to violate international law during the war…
By Luc Cohen NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government said it is spending more than $7 million a year to maintain a superyacht it seized from a sanctioned Russian oligarch, and urged a judge to let it auction the…
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Monday that every country needs to have its own artificial intelligence infrastructure in order to take advantage of the economic potential while protecting its own culture. "You cannot allow that to be…