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The Norwegian order is welcome news for the Boeing 737 MAX 8, which has been gradually returning to service since late 2020

Norwegian Buys 50 Boeing 737 MAX, Ending Dispute

Norwegian buys 50 Boeing 737 MAX, ending dispute

Ukraine's Eurovision Winners Auction Trophy For Army

The band said that funds raised in auction will be donated to a foundation that helps the Ukrainian army

Ukraine's Eurovision winners auction trophy for army

Google Backs India's ShareChat In $300 Million Funding Round At $5 Billion Valuation

ShareChat logos are seen in this illustration taken, July 26, 2021.

The parent company of India's ShareChat has raised nearly $300 million in fresh funding from Alphabet Inc's Google, media giant Times Group and Singapore's Temasek Holdings, valuing the social media firm at nearly $5 billion, two sources involved in the deal discussions told Reuters.

Employees work at a wire harness and cable assembly manufacturing company that exports to the U.S., in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, April 27, 2017.

How A Cheap Component Could Help Kill Off Combustion Cars

The humble wire harness, a cheap component that bundles cables together, has become an unlikely scourge of the auto industry.

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Nepal's aviation industry has long been plagued by poor safety due to insufficient training and maintenance

Bodies Pulled From Wreckage Of Nepal Plane

Bodies pulled from wreckage of Nepal plane

Former Irish soldier Lisa Smith is accused of being a member of the so-called Islamic State group and funding terrorism

Irish Judges To Rule On Ex-soldier Accused Of IS Membership

Irish judges to rule on ex-soldier accused of IS membership

Storage tanks are seen at Marathon Petroleum's Los Angeles Refinery, which processes domestic & imported crude oil into California Air Resources Board (CARB), gasoline, diesel fuel, and other petroleum products, in Carson, California, U.S., March 11, 2022

Oil Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices climbed above $120 a barrel on Monday, hitting their highest in more than two months, as traders waited to see whether the European Union would reach an agreement on banning Russian oil imports.

Oil Prices Climb To Over 2-month Highs Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices rose on Monday, hitting their highest in more than two months, as traders waited to see whether a planned European Union meeting would reach an agreement on banning Russian oil imports.

Oil Prices Climb Above $120 A Barrel Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices climbed above $120 a barrel on Monday, hitting their highest in more than two months, as traders waited to see whether a European Union meeting would reach an agreement on banning Russian oil imports.

Oil Above $120 A Barrel As EU Meets On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices climbed above $120 a barrel on Monday, hitting their highest in more than two months as traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.

Oil Climbs Above $121 A Barrel As China Eases Restrictions, EU Meets

Oil prices climbed above $121 a barrel on Monday, hitting a two-month high as China eased COVID-19 restrictions and traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.

Oil Climbs Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices rose to two-month highs on Monday as traders waited to see if the European Union would reach an agreement on banning Russian oil ahead of a meeting on a sixth package of sanctions against Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil Prices Hit Highest In More Than 2 Months Ahead Of EU Meeting On Russia Sanctions

Oil prices climbed on Monday, hitting their highest in more than two months, as traders waited to see if the European Union would reach an agreement on banning Russian oil imports to sanction Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

Trader Joe's Salad Kit Distributed Nationwide Recalled Due To Undeclared Allergens

The affected products may contain potential allergens wheat and egg that were not declared on the label.

Japan's SoftBank Cuts Borrowing From Mizuho, Goldman Sachs

SoftBank Group Corp trimmed borrowing from its main bank Mizuho Financial Group Inc by 4.5% in the year ended March to 812 billion yen ($6.38 billion), a filing showed.

Robot barista "Ella", designed by Crown Digital, makes a coffee autonomously after receiving orders, in Singapore, April 26, 2022.

From Baristas To Inspectors: Singapore's Robot Workforce Plugs Labour Gaps

After struggling to find staff during the pandemic, businesses in Singapore have increasingly turned to deploying robots to help carry out a range of tasks, from surveying construction sites to scanning library bookshelves.

An employee of a bank counts US dollar notes at a branch in Hanoi, Vietnam May 16, 2016.

Dollar Resumes Slide As Stock Markets Tentatively Pick Up

The U.S. dollar resumed its slide on Monday as risk appetite across markets tentatively strengthened, supported by encouraging economic data and bets that the Federal Reserve will tighten policy at a slower pace.

Australia's AGL Energy Ditches Demerger, CEO And Chairman To Quit

Australia's top power producer AGL Energy on Monday ditched plans to split the company and said its chairman and CEO would step down, caving in to opposition from billionaire climate activist and top shareholder Mike Cannon-Brookes.

Australia's AGL Energy Scraps Demerger Plan, CEO And Chairman To Step Down

Italy's TIM, CDP Reach Preliminary Deal On Single Broadband Network Plan

Telecom Italia (TIM) and state lender CDP said late on Sunday they had signed a preliminary accord to pave the way for a single broadband network, as the country's former phone monopoly works to hive off its landline grid.

Italy's TIM, CDP Sign Preliminary Accord On Single Network Plan

Telecom Italia (TIM) and Italian state investor CDP have signed a preliminary agreement to combine the phone group's fixed network assets with those of state-owned broadband rival Open Fiber, they said late on Sunday.

Was There A Powerball Winner? May 29 Winning Numbers, Monday's New Jackpot

There was no winner in Saturday's drawing, which means the jackpot will grow on Monday.

Rome's Palazzo Chigi, the seat of the Italian government, is lit up with the colours of the Italian flag on Jan. 15, 2021.

Exclusive-Italy Eyes Tighter Terms In Bad Loan Scheme Extension - Sources

Italy is considering tightening a state guarantee scheme designed to help banks shed bad debts while weighing its extension to cushion the hit from the Ukraine war and the pandemic, according to people familiar with the matter.