Saudi Aramco pursues IPO planning despite attack damage doubts
By Marwa Rashad and Tom ArnoldRIYADH/LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco is pressing ahead with its listing plans this week, although some…
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Oil falls more than 1% as market awaits response to Saudi oil attacks
TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil fell more than 1% on Tuesday as the market hung on tenterhooks following attacks on Saudi Arabian crude facilities…
Oil surges 20% after Saudi attack, softens on stockpile hopes
By Koustav Samanta and Sabina ZawadzkiSINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices surged nearly 20% at one point on Monday, with Brent crude…
Stretched households could mean lengthy UK downturn, if it comes
LONDON (Reuters) - If Britain falls into recession soon, perhaps after a no-deal Brexit, it might prove to be a lengthy one because the…
Dollar falls as oil attacks send investors to safety
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar fell while safe-havens and currencies of oil producing countries rallied on Monday, following an attack on…
Trump trade-war aid sows frustration in farm country
By P.J. HuffstutterROCHESTER, Minn. (Reuters) - The U.S. government is paying Texas cotton farmer J. Walt Hagood $145 an acre for losses…
Trade optimism pressures yen but caution prevails ahead of Fed, BOJ
By Stanley WhiteTOKYO (Reuters) - The yen was pinned near a six-week low versus the dollar as signs the United States and China were…
Google to pay $1 billion in France to settle fiscal fraud probe
By Simon Carraud and Mathieu RosemainPARIS (Reuters) - Google agreed to pay close to 1 billion euros ($1.10 billion) to French…
Cuba says facing acute fuel shortage due to U.S. sanctions
HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba must implement emergency measures to stave off an acute fuel shortage in September caused by the Trump…
Wall Street opens higher on upbeat trade move
(Reuters) - U.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday as China's move to ease tensions with the United States assuaged some concerns about the…