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By Emma Thomasson and Andreas Cremer BERLIN (Reuters) - German politicians and car bosses agreed on Wednesday to overhaul engine software on 5.3 million diesel cars to cut pollution and try to repair the industry's battered reputation. However, ...

By Rajendra Jadhav and Nithin ThomasPrasad MUMBAI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Gold prices in India this week recorded the biggest discount in seven months as a rebound in prices curtailed retail demand, while lower premiums in other Asian centres failed to lure ...

By Pamela Barbaglia, Rene Wagner and Arno Schuetze LONDON/BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany has become the first European Union country to tighten its rules on foreign corporate takeovers following a series of Chinese deals giving access to Western ...

By Jonathan Saul LONDON (Reuters) - Global shipping is still feeling the effects of a cyber attack that hit A.P. Moller-Maersk two days ago, showing the scale of the damage a computer virus can unleash on the technology dependent and inter-connected industry.

By Jesús Aguado and Francesco Guarascio MADRID/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European authorities stepped in to avert a collapse of Spain's Banco Popular following a run on the bank, orchestrating a last-minute rescue on Wednesday by Santander, the country's biggest ...