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Nigerian airline Ibom Air on Saturday said it will not take part in an industry plan to stop flights from Monday over the high cost of jet fuel, saying the move would affect revenues needed to service obligations to financiers and suppliers.

Nigerian airlines suspend flights over soaring fuel prices

Tarnished icon Lula seeking a comeback in Brazil

Activist investor Daniel Loeb, who wants Royal Dutch Shell Plc to break apart, applauded the energy giant's decision to move its headquarters even as he sticks to views that a different corporate structure would make it more successful.

Chelsea fans arriving at Stamford Bridge a few hours after a private equity-backed deal to buy the club was announced welcomed the prospect of a return to stability but expressed concern about the motivations of the new owners.

Jill Biden hails 'amazingly strong' Ukraine refugees in Romania

Rescuers comb through Havana hotel blast rubble, death toll climbs to 27

Pensioners swarm cash vans under fire at Ukraine front

Belgium denies Ecuador's extradition request for ex-president: lawyers

Israel destroys home of Palestinian accused in settler killing

North Korea fires submarine-launched missile after US nuclear warning

Government pressure forces Venezuelan media to self-censor

France's Macron vows new start at second term inauguration

'Like family': Japan's virtual YouTubers make millions from fans

Lula launches presidential campaign to 'rebuild Brazil'

Brazil, Guyana agree to widen energy cooperation

U.S. stocks' tumble this year is putting an increased focus on equity valuations, as investors assess whether recently discounted shares are worth buying in the face of a hawkish Federal Reserve and widespread geopolitical uncertainty.

A federal judge on Friday dismissed class-action claims that Wells Fargo & Co, the fourth-largest U.S. bank, misled or defrauded shareholders about its commercial loans.

A U.S. labor board official determined Amazon.com Inc violated federal law during mandatory staff meetings it held in New York to discourage unionization, a board spokesperson said Friday, in what could lead to a new legal precedent.

A U.S. labor board official believes Amazon.com Inc violated federal law during mandatory staff meetings it held in New York City to discourage unionizing, a board spokesperson said on Friday, in what could lead to a new legal precedent.

A Delaware jury on Friday ordered Illumina Inc to pay more than $333 million to a U.S.

A Delaware jury on Friday ordered Illumina Inc to pay more than $333 million to a U.S.

Death toll climbs to 22 in Havana hotel blast, gas leak suspected

US warns of imminent N. Korea nuclear test

Despite a continually declining unemployment rate, hiring managers and c-suite executives report difficulties hiring candidates, more so now than pre-pandemic.

Yogurt maker Lactalis betting on US appetite

Lyft Inc's choice to stay on the narrow ride-hail road worries investors as its larger rival Uber Technologies Inc explores more profitable paths, such as becoming a food delivery giant during the pandemic.

Volatility has been the watchword for markets in the last several months, as worries over a hawkish Fed, sky-high commodity prices and geopolitical tensions stemming from the war in Ukraine roil asset prices.

Volatility has been the watchword for markets in the last several months, as worries over a hawkish Fed, sky-high commodity prices and geopolitical tensions stemming from the war in Ukraine roil asset prices.