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By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Workers at a General Motors-LG Energy battery cell factory in northeast Ohio overwhelmingly voted to join the United Auto Workers, a big win for the …

By Shariq Khan (Reuters) -Oil price settled lower in volatile trading on Friday, with both benchmarks recording their biggest weekly declines in months, as growing recession fears negated any supply …

(Adds editing credit) By Rod Nickel and Nia Williams WINNIPEG/CALGARY (Reuters) – The largest oil spill in the 12-year history of TC Energy Corp’s Keystone pipeline, discovered late Wednesday, raises …

By Patrick Werr CAIRO (Reuters) – The gap between the official rate of the Egyptian pound against the dollar and the price on the black market has widened further, putting …

(Reuters) – A former trader at JPMorgan Chase & Co and Credit Suisse was convicted of fraud in U.S. court on Friday for scheming to manipulate precious metals futures through …

By John McCrank and Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK (Reuters) -The dollar edged higher against the euro on Friday after U.S. producer inflation data for November came in slightly hotter …

By Steve Scherer OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada on Friday unveiled a new strategy to ramp up production and processing of critical minerals vital to power electric vehicle (EV) batteries as the …

By Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Biden administration may struggle to convince a judge to stop Microsoft Corp’s $69 billion bid for “Call of Duty” maker Activision, because of …

HOUSTON (Reuters) -U.S. oil refiner Phillips 66 on Friday said it will raise spending on new projects next year by about 6%, putting more into renewable fuels and pipeline businesses. …

By Ann Saphir (Reuters) – Over the past six weeks or so, U.S. mortgage rates have fallen, stock prices are up, and yields on corporate debt have dropped, all signs …

By Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Major energy companies are not doing enough to prevent the worst effects of climate change despite public promises to fight the problem, a U.S. House …

By Tibisay Romero and Mircely Guanipa VALENCIA/MARACAY, Venezuela (Reuters) -Long lines for motorists at Venezuela’s refueling stations are back due to repeated outages at state oil company PDVSA’s refineries and …

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Ericsson said on Friday it had struck a global patent licence agreement with Apple, ending a row over royalty payments for the use of 5G wireless patents in …

OSLO (Reuters) -Norway’s Reitan Retail said on Friday it had agreed to buy 114 Danish grocery stores and three distribution centres from German rival Aldi for an undisclosed amount, boosting …

By Emma Farge and Philip Blenkinsop GENEVA (Reuters) -The World Trade Organization ruled on Friday that U.S. tariffs imposed on steel and aluminium imports by then President Donald Trump contravened …

By Michael S. Derby (Reuters) – Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren and Republican Senator Pat Toomey have joined together to propose legislation that would make it easier to get information out …

(Reuters) – Two of Warner Bros. Discovery executives leading TV channels left the company as part of ongoing restructuring at the media giant, Hollywood and media news outlet Deadline reported …

(Reuters) – U.S. household wealth fell by $400 billion in the third quarter as a drop in U.S. stock prices outpaced gains in real estate values, a Federal Reserve report …

(Reuters) -Shareholders of Canada’s Turquoise Hill on Friday voted in favour of Rio Tinto’s $3.3 billion bid to take it private and gain direct control over a giant Mongolian copper …

GENEVA (Reuters) – China urged the United States to respect a World Trade Organization ruling on Friday which found that Trump-era U.S. tariffs imposed on steel and aluminium imports contravened …

(Reuters) – Britain’s competition watchdog is concerned Japan’s Hitachi acquisition of France’s Thales railway signalling business may result in higher fares for passengers, it said on Friday. As a result, …

(Reuters) -Canada’s TC Energy Corp shut its Keystone pipeline in the United States after more than 14,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into a creek in Kansas, the largest crude …

By Vladimir Soldatkin and Guy Faulconbridge MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia, the world’s biggest exporter of energy, could cut oil production and will refuse to sell oil to any country that imposes …

By Medha Singh (Reuters) – Corporate America is starting to feel the chill of a looming recession as top executives from companies such as JPMorgan Chase & Co, Walmart Inc …