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Finnair to cut costs, reduce fleet to return profitable

(Corrects to read Wednesday (not Monday), paragraph 1) HELSINKI (Reuters) – Finnair will reduce its fleet, cut costs and seek to build a geographically more balanced network, the Finnish national carrier said on Wednesday in a new strategy to solve its profitability problems. Finnair has been working on a new strategy and seeking new commercially …

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Rouble slips as Putin addresses forum in Russia’s far east

MOSCOW (Reuters) – The rouble opened weaker on Wednesday, under pressure from lower oil prices, as President Vladimir Putin told an economic forum in Russia’s far east that the West’s futile and aggressive attempts to isolate Russia with sanctions were failing. Putin, speaking at Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum in the Pacific city of Vladivostok, said …

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Barclays poaches StanChart’s global head of sustainable finance

(Reuters) -British lender Barclays on Wednesday appointed Standard Chartered’s Daniel Hanna as its global head of sustainable finance for the corporate and investment bank to help deliver its climate strategy. Hanna was, for the past four years, the global head of sustainable finance at Standard Chartered. “As the world deals with the impact of high …

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Transport operator Go-Ahead flags cyber security breach

LONDON (Reuters) – British transport operator Go-Ahead said that it had detected “unauthorised activity” on its network earlier in the week, adding that the cyber security incident had no impact on its UK or international rail services. The incident has been notified to relevant regulators, the company said in a statement on Tuesday. (Reporting by …

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Spain extends gas price cap amid fears of total Russian gas cut-off

MADRID (Reuters) -Spain will extend a gas price cap to power plants linked to heavy industry amid fears Russia could cut off all gas supply to Europe by land or sea, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday. Sanchez said the government will temporarily change power market regulations relating to the use of heat …

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Dutch bakeries face threat of closure as energy costs surge, industry bodies say

By Charlotte Van Campenhout AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -A surge in energy prices is threatening a wave of closures across the Dutch bakery sector, its industry lobbies warned on Tuesday, with some businesses saying costs have risen as much as tenfold. Dutch inflation hit 12% in August, Statistics Netherlands said on Tuesday, driven largely by a 151% …

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Lufthansa’s top shareholder Kuehne wants to buy more stock

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German logistics entrepreneur Klaus-Michael Kuehne, the biggest shareholder in Lufthansa, is planning to buy additional shares in the airline, he said on Tuesday. “Our interest in Deutsche Lufthansa AG remains high,” Kuehne said in a statement, adding he was aiming to “acquire further Lufthansa shares when there is an opportunity. Kuehne owns …

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Only major geopolitical problem will stop Porsche IPO, CFO says

By Victoria Waldersee BERLIN (Reuters) -Porsche will only backtrack on its stock market debut if severe geopolitical problems arise, the sportscar brand’s chief financial officer said on Tuesday, while a source close to the IPO said there was investor appetite in every region worldwide. Even as markets roiled from Russia halting gas supply to Europe …

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Final decision on doubling TAP gas link capacity in early 2023, exec says

MILAN (Reuters) – A final decision on whether to double the capacity of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) gas link will be taken early next year, TAP’s Managing Director said on Tuesday, adding that the additional gas will come from several Azeri fields. The European Commission in July signed a memorandum of understanding with Azerbaijan …

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