Wizz Air Holdings Plc wants to expand at Milan’s Linate airport and sees the pending deal between Italy’s flagship carrier ITA Airways and Deutsche Lufthansa AG as an opportunity to extend its Italian footprint.
Christine Ourmieres-Widener, the former chief executive officer of Portuguese airline TAP SA, has filed a lawsuit seeking €5.9 million ($6.3 million) from the state-owned carrier after being dismissed on live television earlier this year.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy came under mounting pressure from a grassroots anti-corruption campaign demanding that he block new legislation on asset declarations for public officials.
The euro-area economy barely grew in the second quarter as new data showing a dismal performance for exports forced a downward revision in overall growth numbers for the region.
Bonds issued by Patrick Drahi’s telecoms companies rallied after reports that the billionaire is considering selling off a chunk of one of his flagship businesses in a drive to cut the group’s debt pile.
China is slowly decoupling from the US, with businesses slashing investment into America to the lowest since the global financial crisis and official data showing trade dependency slumping.
As New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers prepares to make his NFL season debut on Monday night against the Buffalo Bills, his merchandise sales are already booming.
Regulators need to step up oversight of banks’ environmental footprints as loss of natural capital exacerbates the impact of climate change, according to the Network for Greening the Financial System.
A court in Germany’s financial hub Frankfurt is about to shed more light on how one of the world’s most prestigious law firms and a top attorney became instrumental to Europe’s biggest tax scandal.
The leaders of the 18-nation East Asia Summit including the US, China and Russia agreed to adopt a statement that omits any mention of the war in Ukraine after a summit on Thursday.
