Record drop in private employment in US US private employers laid off a record 20.236 million workers in April as mandatory business closures in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak savaged the ... Business • 06 May 20
US deaths from coronavirus pass the 20,000 mark US deaths due to the coronavirus surpassed 20,000 on Saturday, the highest reported number in the world, according to a Reuters tally, although there are ... US • 11 Apr 20
Reuters reporters stage strike in France over job cuts Journalists working for the Reuters news agency in France have gone on strike, six months after more than half the news agency's French service was ... Europe • 17 Dec 19
Reuters journalists in Myanmar lose appeal A Myanmar judge has dismissed an appeal by two Reuters journalists jailed for seven years while investigating atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims, dashing slim hopes ... World • 11 Jan 19
Myanmar judge jails Reuters journalists for 7 years Two Reuters journalists have been jailed for seven years for breaching Myanmar's official secrets act during their reporting of the Rohingya crisis. World • 03 Sep 18
Reuters journalists charged under Myanmar secrets act Myanmar police have formally filed charges against two Reuters reporters accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act, a judge said, an offence that carries up ... World • 10 Jan 18
EU concerned over detention of journalists in Myanmar The European Union's envoy to Myanmar has raised concerns about the arrest of two Reuters journalists in a letter to the country's leader, Aung San ... Myanmar • 09 Jan 18
Confidence in euro zone growth strong among economists The euro zone economy will mark its best year in a decade and maintain solid growth well into 2018, according to economists in a Reuters ... Business • 17 Nov 17
Euro zone growth steady, if political status quo stays Euro zone economic growth will be steady but modest over the coming year, a Reuters poll of economists shows today. Business • 20 Apr 17
ECB expected to keep buying bonds beyond March The European Central Bank is nearly certain to continue buying bonds beyond its March target and to relax its constraints on the purchases to ensure ... Business • 26 Oct 16
45% of Irish consumers use Facebook as news source Over half of Irish consumers get news through social media sites, a new survey has found. Business • 15 Jun 16
Irish economy to be euro zone's bright spot - poll Ireland's economy is set to be one of the euro zone's brightest lights this year and next, a Reuters poll has shown Business • 22 Jan 14
Banks cut 5,500 branches across Europe last year Banks cut 5,500 branches across the European Union last year, 2.5% of the total. Business • 12 Aug 13
EU drops Reuters probe after concessions European Union regulators dropped a competition investigation into Thomson Reuters after the company made it easier for customers using its financial instrument codes to switch ... Business • 20 Dec 12
