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Elon Musk arrives at the In America: An Anthology of Fashion themed Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York, U.S., May 2, 2022.

Anticipating US Downturn, Elon Musk Details Tesla Staff Cuts

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said a 10% cut in salaried staff at the electric car maker will happen over three months, as the world's richest man predicted a U.S.

Musk Says There Are Still A Few Unresolved Matters With Twitter Deal

Elon Musk said there are still a few unresolved matters with his Twitter deal including the number of spam users on the system and the coming together of the debt portion of the deal.

Japan Airlines Eyes Replacement Of 767s, Regional Jets - Executive

A Singapore Airlines plane arriving from Singapore lands at the international terminal at Sydney Airport, as countries react to the new coronavirus Omicron variant amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Sydney, Australia, November 30, 2021.

Japan Airlines (JAL) plans to make a decision in a year or two on the replacement of its ageing fleet of Boeing Co 767s and Embraer SA regional jets, a senior executive said on Tuesday.

Vadym Lyakh is the mayor of Sloviansk in eastern Ukraine, which could soon become a fighting hotspot Mayor of Sloviansk Vadym Lyakh gestures during an interview with AFP in the eastern Ukrainian city of Sloviansk on June 20, 2022, amid the Russian invasio

'We Are Ready', Ukraine Towns Insist As Russians Advance

'We are ready', Ukraine towns insist as Russians advance

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Enrique Razon, businessman and owner of casino operator Bloomberry Resorts, gestures during an interview by reporters after a stockholders' meeting in Manila June 24, 2013.

Philippine Tycoon Razon Eyes Up To $400 Million IPO -sources

Philippine ports and gaming tycoon Enrique Razon is weighing up launching an initial public offering (IPO) worth up to $400 million for his infrastructure and energy holding company, three sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.

Installations of the Limetree Bay petroleum refinery are seen in St Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands June 28, 2017 when they were owned by Hovensa.

Surge In U.S. Renewable Diesel Supply Won't Offset Loss Of Petroleum Diesel

A flood of U.S. renewable diesel plants set to come online in the next three years will not be enough to offset the loss of petroleum diesel refining capacity from plant closings since 2019, a Reuters analysis of federal data shows.

Roberto David Castillo is a former member of the armed forces who graduated from the West Point military academy in New York

Honduran Hydroelectric Executive Jailed For Environmentalist Murder

Honduran hydroelectric executive jailed for environmentalist murder

Gasoline prices are displayed at an Exxon gas station behind American flag in Edgewater, New Jersey, U.S., June 14, 2022.

Yellen Says Gasoline Tax Holiday Worth Considering As Anti-inflation Tool

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday that a gasoline tax holiday should be considered as a way to address inflation, even if it is "not perfect" and may not result in all of the reduction passed on to consumers.

Investors will be keeping a close eye on the European Central Bank's latest policy meeting for any clues about its plans as the economic recovery picks up pace

Global Stocks Bounce After Sharp Selloff; Yen Falls

Global stocks bounce after sharp selloff; yen falls

French President Emmanuel Macron's centralised and personal style of governing is seen as finished after parliamentary elections on Sunday.

Move Over, Jupiter: France's Parliament Takes Centre Stage

Move over, Jupiter: France's parliament takes centre stage

Philippine Central Bank To Raise Rates By 25 Bps In June, Some Call For 50bps- Reuters Poll

The Philippine central bank will raise rates by a modest 25 basis points for a second straight meeting in June, opting to move more slowly than its global peers in an attempt to cool soaring inflation, a Reuters poll forecast.

Rail workers are due to begin three days of strike action on Tuesday, joined by London Underground staff

UK Hit By Biggest Rail Strike In Over 30 Years

UK hit by biggest rail strike in over 30 years

An Australia Dollar note is seen in this illustration photo June 1, 2017.

Aussie Inches Up As RBA Reaffirms More Hikes Ahead, Yen Struggles

The Australian dollar edged up a fraction after remarks from the central bank governor pointing to more rate hikes down under, but fears of slowing global growth capped gains, while the Japanese yen retested a 24-year low.

Aussie $ Edges Up As RBA Reaffirms More Hikes Ahead, Yen Struggles

The Australian dollar rose on Tuesday after the central bank flagged more rate hikes were on the way, but the uptick was restrained by lower commodity prices, while the Japanese yen languished near a 24-year low.

Sexy lingerie is fashionable again but with a 'feminist dimension'

Sexy Lingerie Makes Post-pandemic Comeback

Sexy lingerie makes post-pandemic comeback

Bank Indonesia To Hold Rates In June But Start Hiking Next Quarter - Reuters Poll

Bank Indonesia will leave its key interest rate steady at 3.50% on Thursday but over one-quarter of economists in a Reuters poll expect a rate rise to stem imported inflation from a weak rupiah currency as the U.S.

Models of oil barrels and a pump jack are displayed in front of a rising stock graph and "$100" in this illustration taken February 24, 2022.

Oil Ticks Higher On Strong Demand, Tight Supply

Oil prices edged up on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remained tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Climbs $1 Per Barrel On Strong Demand, Tight Supply

Oil rose $1 per barrel on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remained tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Climbs $2/bbl On Strong Demand, Tight Supply

Oil rose $2 per barrel on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Prices Climb $2 On Strong Demand, Tight Supply

Oil prices rose almost $2 on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Prices Climb On Supply And Demand Fundamentals

Oil prices rose on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Prices Climb On Market Caution Over Tight Supply

Oil prices rose on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as investors focused on tight supplies of crude and fuel products rather than concerns about a recession dampening demand going forward.

Oil Rises On Market Caution Over Tight Supply

Oil prices rose 1% on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as investors focused on tight supplies of crude and fuel products rather than concerns about a recession dampening demand going forward.

Oil Rises On Market Caution Over Supply Concerns

Oil prices rose 1% in early trade on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as the focus returned to tight supply of crude and fuel products versus concerns about a recession hitting demand down the track.