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How Netflix Plans To Find Its Inner 'Star Wars'

Netflix broke Hollywood's rules to create a $82 billion global streaming colossus that the rest of the entertainment industry rushed to copy.

Chip Designers Warm To U.S. Bill Despite Big Benefits To Intel

FILE PHOTO:Semiconductor chips are seen on a circuit board of a computer in this illustration picture taken February 25, 2022.

Major U.S. chip firms on Monday were coming around to support a package of chip industry subsidies despite earlier concerns that legislation awaiting a vote in the Senate disproportionately benefits manufacturers like Intel Corp.

U.S. Chip Industry Split Over CHIPS Act Benefits To Intel -sources

Several U.S. semiconductor firms are deliberating whether to oppose a package of chip industry subsidies if the final language of the legislation awaiting a vote in the Senate disproportionately benefits manufacturers like Intel Corp, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Signage for Boeing is seen on a trade pavilion at Farnborough International Airshow in Farnborough, Britain, July 17, 2018.

Aviation Recovery Heats Up With Boeing Order, UK-Japan Collaboration

UK-Japanese collaboration on fighter jets and a multibillion-dollar Boeing passenger plane order gave a lift to the aviation industry on Monday as the Farnborough Airshow returned in a heatwave tipped to break UK records.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies before a House Financial Services Committee hearing on "the State of the International Financial System,â on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., April 6, 2022.

U.S. Wants To End Dependence On China Rare Earths -Yellen

The United States wants to end its "undue dependence" on rare earths, solar panels and other key goods from China to prevent Beijing from cutting off supplies as it has done to other countries, U.S.

Foreign tourists walk past banners of the G20 summit near a venue for the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting in Nusa Dua on Indonesia's resort island of Bali, on July 14, 2022. Sonny Tumbelaka/Pool via REUTERS

Yellen: U.S. Talks With India On Price Cap On Russian Oil 'Encouraging'

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen described as "encouraging" talks with India about a proposed price cap on Russian oil that Washington is pushing to drive down oil prices and make it harder for Moscow to fund its war in Ukraine.

Fashion Retailer H&M Joins TJX, Others In Exiting Russia

H&M, the world's second-biggest fashion retailer, said on Monday it will wind down its business in Russia, a move that will cost almost $200 million and affect 6,000 staff as it joins a growing number of companies fully exiting the country.

Among those targeted by Pegasus was activist and monarchy critic Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul

Thai Democracy Activists Targeted By Pegasus Spyware: Report

Thai democracy activists targeted by Pegasus spyware: report

SAS flights listed at Copenhagen airport, July 3, 2022.

SAS And Pilots Unions Reach Deal To End Strike

SAS and pilots unions reached a wage deal on Monday, ending a strike over a new collective bargaining agreement that has grounded hundreds of flights and thrown the airline's future into doubt.

SAS Says Time Running Out As Pilot Strike Enters Third Week

SAS warned on Monday that time was running out as negotiations resumed with pilot unions to end a two-week strike that the Scandinavian airline says threatens its existence.

SAS And Pilots Resume Talks As Strike Enters Third Week

SAS and pilot unions resumed negotiations on Monday in an effort to end a two-week strike that the Scandinavian airline says threatens its existence.

Talab, the youngest child of Awadya Ahmed, lies on a bed in the village of Banat in River Nile state, north of the Sudanese capital Khartoum. She says Talab was born after mining residues spread in the area

Sudan's Gold Rush Wreaks Havoc On Health

Sudan's gold rush wreaks havoc on health

The headquarters of European Central Bank (ECB) is photographed n Frankfurt, Germany, January 14, 2021.

The Hike Is (almost) Here! Now For What Comes Next: Five Questions For The ECB

The European Central Bank is set to deliver its first interest-rate hike since 2011 this week, yet markets are already fast-forwarding to focus on the path for higher rates beyond Thursday as economic prospects darken.

Milton Pereira and his family cannot afford to buy enough food as Sri Lanka's worst-ever economic crisis drives rampant inflation

Hunger Pains On Slave Island As Sri Lanka's Food Prices Rocket

Hunger pains on Slave Island as Sri Lanka's food prices rocket

A consumer boycott has heightened fears of financial contagion in China's troubled real estate sector

China Urges Banks To Support Property Sector After Mortgage Boycott

China urges banks to support property sector after mortgage boycott

At Farnborough, US titan Boeing and its European arch-rival Airbus will battle for supremacy as they declare their latest multi-billion-dollar jet orders

Farnborough Airshow Opens Amid Heatwave

Global aviation's Farnborough airshow opens Monday amid a sweltering heatwave, with the sector aided by a modest recovery in air traffic and with Ukraine boosting defence budgets.

'Urgent' Recall: Blueberries Pulled Over Lead Concerns

The products are being recalled because of the "presence or potential presence of lead above the FDA's recommended limits."

Four banks in China's Henan province froze cash withdrawals in mid-April as regulators scrutinised alleged mismanagement, leaving billions of yuan in savings frozen and sparking sporadic demonstrations

China Banks Vow To Repay More Customers After Protests

China banks vow to repay more customers after protests

New US data has shown consumer resilience despite surging inflation

Mixed Day For Global Stocks As Oil Prices Rise Again

Mixed day for global stocks as oil prices rise again

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L), Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi (C) and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are due to meet in Tehran on Tuesday

Iran, Russia, Turkey Presidents To Talk Syria War In Tehran

Iran, Russia, Turkey presidents to talk Syria war in Tehran

People walk on Lambton Quay street in Wellington, New Zealand July 23, 2020. Picture taken July 23, 2020.

New Zealand's Inflation Hits 3-decade High, Raising Bets On Sharper Rate Hikes

New Zealand's consumer prices rose at their fastest pace in three decades, beating forecasts and raising the prospect of an unprecedented 75 basis point interest rate hike at the central bank's policy meeting next month.

Iraq, the second largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, sits on enormous oil reserves, and revenues from the sector feed 90 percent of the federal government budget

Oil Dispute Sharpens Baghdad-Kurd Tensions Amid Deadlock

Oil dispute sharpens Baghdad-Kurd tensions amid deadlock

U.S. Dollar and Euro banknotes are seen in this illustration taken July 17, 2022.

Dollar Retreats As Rate Hike Bets Ease

The U.S. dollar eased against a basket of currencies on Monday, retreating from the two-decade high hit last week, as traders pared bets on how aggressive the Federal Reserve will be in raising rates at its meeting later this month.

Dollar Prowls Just Below Highs As Euro Gasps For Gas

The dollar began the week nudging down from multi-year highs, with a hotter-than-forecast inflation reading in New Zealand lending modest support to the kiwi, though fears about Europe's gas supply put a cap on dollar selling.

Dollar Lurks Below Highs As Euro Gasps For Gas

Doctors across the United States have been thrust into a legal limbo since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade -- and they say that the ambiguity threatens both their ability to do their jobs and their patients' health

US Doctors Embroiled In Sudden Legal Uncertainty Over Abortions

US doctors embroiled in sudden legal uncertainty over abortions

A sticker reads crude oil on the side of a storage tank in the Permian Basin in Mentone, Loving County, Texas, U.S. November 22, 2019. Picture taken November 22, 2019.

Oil Gains $5 On Weaker Dollar, Tight Supplies

Oil prices rose more than $5 on Monday, boosted by dollar weakness and expectations that the U.S.

Oil Jumps On Russia Gas Supply Jitters, Weaker Dollar

Oil prices extended gains on Monday, boosted by mounting concerns over gas supply from Russia and a lower dollar, offsetting demand fears brought on by a possible recession and China lockdowns.

Oil Jumps On Soft Dollar And Supply Jitters

Oil prices extended gains on Monday, boosted by a weaker dollar and tight supplies as concerns over gas supply from Russia mounted, offsetting demand fears brought on by a possible recession and China lockdowns.

Embraer's Eve Reaches First Deal To Provide Air Traffic Control Software

Eve Holding Inc, the electric aircraft unit of Brazil's Embraer SA, on Sunday announced its first deal to provide a software for air traffic management, and is in talks with other potential customers in the sector.

Gold medallist Uganda's Joshua Cheptegei (C), silver medallist Stanley Waithaka Mburu of Kenya (L) and bronze medallist Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda (R)

Cheptegei Defends World Title, Andersen Bags Third US Gold

Cheptegei defends world title, Andersen bags third US gold

A man looks at Rolls Royce's Trent Engine displayed at the Singapore Airshow in Singapore February 11, 2020.

Rolls-Royce To Start UltraFan Prototype Tests This Year

Rolls-Royce said it would start testing this year a prototype of its UltraFan engine, the world's largest turbofan, which has been designed to be up to 25% more efficient than its first generation Trent engines.

Australia's ANZ To Buy Suncorp Bank Arm For $3.3 Billion, Narrow Gap With Rivals

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group is buying the banking arm of insurer Suncorp Group for A$4.9 billion ($3.33 billion), as the smallest of Australia's major lenders seeks to revive growth at home after falling behind rivals.