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Cruises Line Update: Russian Sailings Canceled For 2022 Amid Ukraine Attacks

A series of cruise lines have canceled their sailings into Russian amid the attacks on the Ukraine. Here's which ports of call have been cut.

US Pharma Groups Advance $25 Bn Opioid Settlement

Companies announced that enough US states and other opposing litigants had signed off to proceed with nearly $25 billion in settlements

US pharma groups advance $25 bn opioid settlement

No Russian Showcase, Bans For 'Handful' Of Firms At Mobile World Congress - Organizer

GSMA's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) John Hoffman is pictured during an interview with Reuters in Barcelona, Spain, February 25, 2022.

There will be no Russian pavilion at the telecoms industry's biggest annual gathering and a "handful" of Russian firms will be barred from it because of sanctions imposed on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, the event's organizer said on Friday.

The Arkas Line's Conti Basel container ship is docked in the Black sea port of Odessa, Ukraine, November 4, 2016.

Insurance Costs Of Shipping Through Black Sea Soar

Insurers have raised the cost of providing cover for merchant ships through the Black Sea, adding to soaring rates to transport goods through the region for vessels still willing to sail after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Offices are seen at the Gae Aulenti square at Porta Nuova district downtown Milan, Italy, November 20, 2017.

Exclusive-Italy Eyes Bourse Rules Shake-up To Boost Milan's Allure, Document Shows

Italy is looking at overhauling listing, voting and other rules to address the "chronic delays" holding back the country's capital markets and boost Milan's ability to compete with European peers, a Treasury document seen by Reuters showed.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that the end of the Soviet Union was the 'greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century'

Vladimir Putin Salary Over The Years: Here’s How Much Russia’s President Earns

Between 2011 and 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin earned 38.5 million rubles. This is roughly $454,000 when converted using the current exchange rate.

Stocks showing losses are displayed at the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, in New York, U.S., February 24, 2022.

Futures Slip As Investors Fret Over Ukraine Crisis

U.S. stock indexes were set for a weaker open on Friday, a day after staging a dramatic late rally, as developments around a raging war in Ukraine kept investors on edge.

Yandex Warns Russian Users Of Unreliable Information Online After Moscow Threatens Media

Russian tech giant Yandex has started warning Russian users looking for news about Ukraine on its search engine of unreliable information on the internet, after Moscow threatened Russian media over what they publish.

Russian Rouble banknote is placed on U.S. Dollar banknotes in this illustration taken, February 24, 2022.

Explainer-Russian Banks Face Exclusion As EU Joins New Round Of Sanctions

The United States, Britain and European Union leaders are targeting Russian banks as part of a new package of sanctions following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

A demonstrator holds a Ukrainian flag in front of the city hall of Bordeaux, southwestern France on February 25, 2022

Five Things To Know About Ukraine

Five things to know about Ukraine

Canada's CIBC, National Bank Profits Beat Estimates On Lending, Markets Units

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) and National Bank of Canada both comfortably beat analysts' estimates for quarterly earnings on Friday, driven by loan and fee growth, as well as strength in their capital markets businesses.

Shipping containers are unloaded from ships at a container terminal at the Port of Long Beach-Port of Los Angeles complex in Los Angeles, California, U.S., April 7, 2021.

U.S. Companies Grapple With Surging Costs As Supply Chain Problems Persist

Dave Petratis boosted wages for his U.S. factory workforce in December - six months ahead of schedule for normal annual increases.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange was one of 25 top Chinese financial institutions criticised in the report

Chinese Anti-graft Body Criticises Banks For 'Extravagance'

Chinese anti-graft body criticises banks for 'extravagance'

European Commissioner for Economy Paolo Gentiloni speaks as he attends a Euro zone finance ministers meeting in Brussels, Belgium January 17, 2022.

EU Ready To Take Economic Pain Of Imposing Sanctions On Russia

The European Union is ready to bear the economic pain of imposing sanctions on Russia, which is likely to come mainly from higher energy prices, top EU finance officials said on Friday.

Never Knowingly Undersold No More, UK's John Lewis Drops 96-year Old Price Pledge

British department store retailer John Lewis will this summer abandon the "Never Knowingly Undersold" price pledge it has maintained since 1925, it said on Friday.

Hong Kong is in the midst of its worst coronavirus wave since the beginning of the pandemic

Hong Kong's Omicron-fuelled Outbreak Spreads Within Prisons

Hong Kong's Omicron-fuelled outbreak spreads within prisons

The financial district in Frankfurt, Germany, March 18, 2019.

European Bank Shares Rise As Bankers Wrestle With Sanctions

European bank shares rebounded early Friday from steep falls a day earlier, even as bankers wrestle with the impact of a slew of sanctions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

European Bank Shares Begin Rebound As Slew Of Sanctions Readied

European bank shares started to rebound on Friday after steep falls a day earlier, as bankers grapple with the potential impact of a slew of sanctions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Jeep To Launch Two New SUVs In India To Boost Sales

Stellantis' Jeep will launch two new sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) in India this year to boost sales in a market where it has struggled to establish a meaningful presence.

Porsche Could IPO In Fourth Quarter, Volkswagen CFO Says

Porsche's potential initial public offering (IPO) could happen as soon as the fourth quarter of 2022, the finance chief of the luxury carmaker's owner Volkswagen said on Friday, providing further details of what could become a record listing.

Shares At Pearson Jump As Education Group Turns A Page

Pearson launched a share buyback and set medium-term growth goals on Friday, sending its shares up 11% on hopes that the global education group had finally turned a corner on years of turbulence.

A British Airways aircraft takes off from Heathrow Airport in west London, Britain, February 23, 2018.

War And Oil Threaten To Overshadow BA Owner's Pandemic Recovery

British Airways-owner IAG cancelled flights to Moscow and pledged to avoid Russian airspace on Friday as the invasion of Ukraine and surging oil prices threatened its post-pandemic return to profitability.

Valeo Gives Cautious 2022 Outlook Amid Global Uncertainties

French car parts maker Valeo said on Friday it expected to report lower core profit margin this year amid geopolitical tensions and inflationary pressures, after 2021 margin missed the group's target.

For months, tensions have been soaring amid renewed talks of secession from Serb leader Milorad Dodik, stoking fears Bosnia is on the cusp of renewed conflict

Bosnians Head Abroad Or Despair At Home Amid Secession Threats

Bosnians head abroad or despair at home amid secession threats

Casino Shares Slump As 2021 Profit Falls, Debt Rises

Casino shares slumped on Friday after the supermarket group reported a 12% drop in operating profit on lower sales last year and reignited investor concerns over high debts and low cash flows.

Cellnex's Core Earnings Grow 63% As Expansion Continues Apace

Cellnex reported a 63% rise in adjusted core earnings in 2021 to 1.92 billion euros ($2.15 billion) on Friday as Europe's largest mobile phone tower operator expands ahead of the roll-out of next-generation 5G technology.

Cellnex's Annual Net Loss More Than Doubles As Costs Swell

Cellnex said on Friday its net loss more than doubled in 2021 as Europe's largest mobile phone tower operator took on higher costs related to expansions and job cuts.

Cellnex's Core Earnings Grow 63%, Says Germany Remains A Target

Cellnex remains interested in expanding into Germany Europe's largest mobile phone tower operator said on Friday after it reported a 63% rise in adjusted core earnings in 2021 to 1.92 billion euros ($2.15 billion).