Athletics Bat Boy Stewart Thalblum Takes Down Drone in Left Field
When a drone suddenly appeared near the left-field wall at Sutter Health Park, Athletics bat boy Stewart Thalblum decided to ...
A Woman Is Rescued From Rubble in Myanmar but Hope Is Fading for More Quake Survivors
Rescue workers have saved a 63-year-old woman from earthquake rubble in Myanmar’s capital, but hope is fading of finding many ...
German Minister in Kyiv: U.S. Needs to See Through Russian 'Stalling Tactics'
(Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said in Kyiv on Tuesday that the United States should not to be misled ...
Britain Hopes U.S. Tariffs Will Be Reversed With Economic Deal
Britain expects to be hit by Trump's plan to put tariffs on goods from countries across the globe this week, but the ...
LG Energy Solution JV With GM Sells $2 Billion in Assets to US Subsidiary
LG Energy Solution said on Tuesday that its joint venture with General Motors would sell $2 billion worth of assets to its ...
Lufthansa Says No Decline in US Bookings Despite Stricter Border Policy
BERLIN (Reuters) - German airline Lufthansa has not experienced a decline in bookings to and from the United States despite a ...
Russian Factory Activity Sees Sharpest Decline in Nearly Three Years, PMI Shows
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's manufacturing sector experienced its sharpest contraction in nearly three years in March, as ...
Mercedes-Benz Stocking Inventory in US Ahead of Tariffs, Analyst Note Says
BERLIN (Reuters) - Mercedes-Benz is building up inventory levels in the U.S. at the wholesale level and at dealer lots to get ...
Boeing Slowed Production of 737 Max to 31 Planes Per Month, Air Current Reports
(Reuters) - Boeing slowed the production of 737 MAX airplanes to 31 per month from 38 over wing production delays, the Air ...
Banks Face Anxious Wait as UK Supreme Court Considers 'Secret' Motor Finance Commissions
LONDON (Reuters) - Major banks will be anxiously watching an appeal over motor finance commissions, which begins at the UK's ...
Scientists Release Plans for an Even Bigger Atom Smasher Along the French-Swiss Border
Scientists at the world’s largest atom smasher have released a blueprint for a much bigger successor that could help solve enigmas of physics, starting in the mid-2040s at a cost of about $16 billion ...
US Trading Firm Jane Street Seeks to Rapidly Expand Hong Kong Office Space, Sources Say
Despite rising Sino-U.S. tensions, China has regained popularity as an investment destination and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ...