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Ryanair launches subscription that waives fees for reserved seats, insurance

DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair is to launch an annual subscription service that gives members reserved seating, insurance and access to monthly seat sales for 79 euros ($85) per year, it said on Monday. The Irish airline, Europe’s largest by passenger numbers, will initially limit membership of the “prime” service to 250,000, which would earn it …

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Marex Group acquires warehousing firm Edgemere Terminals, sources say

By Pratima Desai LONDON (Reuters) – Marex Group has bought warehousing and logistics company Edgemere Terminals, which did not have the money to meet the London Metal Exchange’s new capital adequacy rules, three sources with knowledge of the matter said. The LME late last week sent a notice to its members informing them of a …

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Analysis-Klarna IPO filing spurs hope of British fintech listings

By Charlie Conchie LONDON (Reuters) – Klarna’s upcoming U.S. initial public offering could help unlock a pipeline of British fintech flotations after a barren period for new technology listings, investors, lawyers and an executive told Reuters.   Stockholm-headquartered Klarna, best known for its buy-now pay-later products, publicly filed to float on the New York Stock Exchange …

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Russia’s Lukoil says 2024 net profit down 26.5% as taxes bite

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Lukoil posted a 26.5% decline in 2024 full-year net profit to 848.5 billion roubles ($10.12 billion), Russia’s No.2 oil producer reported on Monday, as taxes increased. It also said revenue rose to 8.6 trillion roubles last year from 7.9 trillion roubles in 2023. Russian companies have taken a hit from a rise in …

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Douglas surprised by speed of deterioration in key markets, CEO says

(Reuters) -German beauty retailer Douglas said on Monday it had been surprised by the speed at which the market had deteriorated in the last three months, which caused it to cut its guidance for 2025 on Thursday. It attributed the downturn to a “very significant” shift in the economy and politics globally that has hit …

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Novo bets on ‘triple G’ obesity drug in up to $2 billion deal with Chinese biotech

By Mariam Sunny (Reuters) -Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk has bought global rights to China-based United Laboratories International’s so-called “triple-G” weight-loss drug candidate in a deal worth up to $2 billion. Novo has been trying to strengthen its foothold in the potential $150 billion obesity market through the development of next-generation drugs, acquisitions and partnerships. With …

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US opens probe into nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 trucks over unexpected gear shift

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks in the United States over reports of an unexpected gear downshift accompanied by a temporary rear wheel lock-up. NHTSA said Monday it is opening a preliminary evaluation into some Ford F-150 pickup trucks from …

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Hedge funds bet against builders, financial firms and energy in Europe, says Goldman Sachs

By Nell Mackenzie LONDON (Reuters) -Global hedge funds sold European stocks for the second straight week in a row with a focus on the region’s financial, materials, energy and industrial companies, Goldman Sachs data for the week ending March 21 showed.  Hedge funds as a group have had more positions that European stocks would fall …

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France’s Vivendi has cut stake in TIM to under 20%, Italy watchdog confirms

ROME (Reuters) – French telecoms group Vivendi has reduced its stake in Telecom Italia (TIM) from 23.9% to 19.3% as of March 18, Italy’s market regulator Consob said in a filing on Monday. Vivendi had announced the disinvestment on Friday, adding that after March 18 it had further reduced its stake in TIM to 18.37%. …

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