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Ireland to sell final AIB shares 15 years after banking crisis

DUBLIN (Reuters) -The Irish government on Monday launched the sale of its remaining shares in AIB Group, one of the country’s two dominant lenders it effectively nationalised 15 years ago, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said. Ireland pumped 64 billion euros ($74.10 billion) or almost 40% of its then annual economic output, into the country’s banks …

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Airbus wins landmark Polish airline order in Europe ‘reset’

By Tim Hepher, Paul Sandle and Joanna Plucinska PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus sealed a landmark order for 40 A220 jets from Polish national carrier LOT on Monday, marking the airline’s largest-ever investment and signalling a broader reset in political ties between Poland and France. The deal, which was first reported by Reuters on Friday, follows a …

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UK’s FTSE 100 joins global rally after reports Iran seeking truce with Israel

(Reuters) -London’s benchmark FTSE 100 rose on Monday, coming within spitting distance of a record high, after global risk appetite was boosted by reports Iran was seeking a truce with Israel. The blue-chip FTSE 100 closed up 0.3% at 8,875.22 points, and came within a couple of points of its intraday record high of 8,908.74 …

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EU dismisses reports that it is ready to accept flat 10% U.S. tariff

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The European Commission dismissed on Monday reports suggesting it was willing to accept a broad U.S. tariff of 10% on EU goods as speculative and said they did not reflect current discussions. “Negotiations are ongoing, and no agreement has been reached at this stage. The EU has from the start objected to unjustified …

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US toymaker MGA criticised by UK court for ‘retaliatory’ action against startup

LONDON (Reuters) -U.S. toy supplier MGA Entertainment abused its dominant position to try to block a new market rival by threatening to withdraw its own popular L.O.L. Surprise! dolls from British retailers, London’s High Court found on Monday after a bitter legal battle. California-based MGA – which is a major supplier of toys to U.S. …

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EU moves ahead with Russian gas ban proposal despite Hungary, Slovakia vetoes

By Kate Abnett LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) -Hungary and Slovakia on Monday opposed a planned European Union ban on Russian gas imports, though Brussels is expected to propose the law on Tuesday, which could pass without their approval. The European Commission aims to ban EU Russian gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports by the end of …

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Polestar secures $200 million investment from Geely’s Li Shufu

(Reuters) -Polestar said on Monday it had secured a $200 million equity investment from major shareholder PSD Investment, a company controlled by Geely Holding founder Li Shufu. The Swedish electric vehicle maker will sell more than 190 million Class A American depositary shares (ADS) to PSD Investment – which will now hold 44% of Polestar. After …

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