Two out-of-production Airbus SE and Boeing Co. jet series have become hot commodities, with plane values and monthly lease rates soaring for airlines fortunate enough to procure the aircraft.
Asia’s financial markets are almost at breaking point.
French investigators conducted searches at the office of the Paris 2024 Olympic Committee for the second time this year, part of a new investigation into allegations of conflicts of interest and favoritism.
Angola will sign a contract with China National Chemical Engineering Co. on Friday to build the long-delayed $6 billion plant in Lobito.
Stormy weather in the Atlantic and Pacific are on Bloomberg Green’s radar today.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd., the world’s biggest battery maker, posted third-quarter net income and revenue that missed estimates as a slight cooling of demand for electric vehicles on its doorstep, a price war and rising competition in China eroded earnings.
Emirates will add premium economy services on its flights to and from Mumbai and Bengaluru later this month as it looks to win over affluent consumers in the world’s most-populous nation amid rising competition.
A Pakistani court gave temporary bail to former three-time Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, paving the way for the convicted leader to end his four-year self-exile and return to the country over the weekend.
Wall Street is returning to climate talks that it largely snubbed last year, as the United Arab Emirates steps into the role of host.
Djibouti joined Eritrea and Somalia in rejecting an appeal from Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to grant his country direct access to a port on the Red Sea, one of the world’s busiest shipping routes.
