John Barton, EasyJet's Chairman, is getting ready to step down from his role in May 2022 following almost ten years in the company, the UK airline stated on Saturday.
The Federal Aviation Administration has required US operators of 143 Boeing's 737 Classic aircraft inspection for potential wire failures following searches into Indonesia's crash in January.
Marqeta, the payment card issuer, has unveiled its revenue doubling in 2020 in its US initial public offering filing, after the COVID-19 pandemic fuelled a boom in food delivery and online shopping payments.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is considering to double the investment it had previously announced in the cutting-edge chip plants in the United States, but still sceptical on prospects over the advanced EU plant.
Personal finance start-up NerdWallet Inc has confidentially filed for the US initial public offering and hired a Morgan Stanley-led group of investment lenders to arrange the listing this year.
According to the Xinhua news agency, a new air trade route was launched between China's Xi'an and Russia's Novosibirsk this week.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, the finalization of Speedway acquistion by 7-Eleven most probably would breach the law.
Cairn Energy filed a lawsuit against Air India to enforce an award worth $1.2B that it had won in the court of arbitration.
On Friday, many gasoline stations in Washington ran out of gasoline despite the recovery of Colonial Pipeline.
According to the White House analytics, the proposed by the administration tax increase would concern not more than 3% of small businesses.
US business inventories increased 0.3% in March from the previous month, a report published by the US Department of Commerce shows.
US retail sales stalled in April after an increase of 10.7% in March, data published by the US Commerce Department show.
On Friday, consulting company AlixPartners announced that the semiconductor chip shortage would cost carmakers $110B in lost revenues in 2021.
On Friday, Sanjeev Gupta's commodities empire GFG announced that it would fully cooperate with Britain's Serious Fraud Office fraud investigation.
Fisker Inc has signed an agreement with Foxconn Technology to manufacture EVs in the United States starting in 2023, both firms announced on Thursday.
The UK's Serious Fraud Office has opened an investigation into suspected fraud, money laundering and fraudulent trading at Sanjeev Gupta's metal empire.
Orange will fire about 485 employees in Spain in the coming weeks, the French telecommunications operator announced on Friday.
As reported by the US Commerce Department on Friday, US retails sales were unchanged last month.
The semiconductor chip shortage that hit the carmakers around the world will cost them $110B in lost revenues in 2021, topping the previous forecast of $61B, with an outlook the crisis is likely to hit the output of 3.9M vehicles.
On Friday, Taiwan's Foxconn said it was anticipating a 15% surge in its Q2 revenue amid extension of the remote work boom caused by the coronavirus pandemic that drove the consumer devices demand.
The UK's Serious Fraud Office has launched an investigation into suspected fraud, money laundering and fraudulent trading at the GFG Alliance conglomerate, the steel magnate, including its financing accords with the collapsed Greensill Capital.
Amazon is planning to create 10K new permanent job positions in Britain this year, taking the company's total UK workforce to over 55K, it stated on Friday.
During Friday's European trading hours, stock indices around the world recovered, as the Federal Reserve had calmed down inflation fears.
Tesla has entered talks with EVE Energy, the Chinese battery maker, to add the company to its factory supply chain in Shanghai, as Tesla seeks to bolster the lower-cost batteries procurement.