Analysis-Air Fares And Staff Gaps Cast A Shadow On Transatlantic Travel Rebound
Airlines expect the end of COVID testing requirements in North America to accelerate a rebound in transatlantic traffic - but soaring fares due to surging fuel costs and staffing shortages may slam the brakes on rising demand in the world's largest international travel market.
Analysis-Air Fares And Staff Gaps Threaten Transatlantic Travel Rebound
Airlines expect the end of COVID testing requirements in North America to accelerate a rebound in transatlantic traffic - but soaring fares due to surging fuel costs and staffing shortages may slam the brakes on rising demand in the world's largest international travel market.
Tributes Pour In For British Reporter Dom Phillips, Presumed Killed In Amazon
Indigenous groups, environmentalists, fellow reporters and family and friends paid tribute on Thursday to British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian isolated tribes expert Bruno Pereira who disappeared in the Amazon 11 days ago and are presumed dead.
Tributes Pour In For British Reporter Dom Phillips After Human Remains Found In Amazon
Indigenous groups, environmentalists, fellow reporters and family and friends paid tribute on Thursday to British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian isolated tribes expert Bruno Pereira who disappeared in the Amazon 11 days ago and are presumed dead.
Bolsonaro Blamed As UN, Activists Denounce Amazon Murders
Bolsonaro blamed as UN, activists denounce Amazon murders
Is Recession The Only Way Out Of US Inflation Scourge?
Is recession the only way out of US inflation scourge?
Binance Boss Bullish Despite Crypto Crash
The China-born Canadian entrepreneur heads Binance, the biggest exchange in the market that boasted $32 trillion in transactions last year and 120 million customers.
U.S. Senators Urge Feds To Alert Police To Threats Against Election Workers
A group of Democratic U.S. senators this week urged federal law enforcement agencies to alert local police to rising threats against election officials, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.
Bridgewater Bets $6.7 Billion Against European Stocks
Bridgewater Associates has placed at least $6.7 billion in bets against European stocks, according to data group Breakout Point, in a sign that the hedge fund firm may be pessimistic about companies on the continent.
Exclusive-State Securities Regulators Investigating Celsius Accounts Freeze
State securities regulators in Alabama, Kentucky, New Jersey, Texas and Washington are investigating crypto lender Celsius Network's decision this week to suspend customer redemptions, Joseph Rotunda, enforcement director at the Texas State Securities Board told Reuters on Thursday.
U.S. Senate Passes Bill To Help Veterans Exposed To Toxic Burn Pits
A major bill expanding health care and benefits for veterans exposed to toxic military burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan passed the U.S.
'Never Say Never': Boeing Open To GE-Safran's New Engine Concept
Boeing Co could embrace new engine technology for its next new airplane program, vital to fending off arch-rival Airbus SE in a lucrative slice of the air travel market.
EU To Give Fast-tracked Opinion On Ukraine Membership Bid
EU to give fast-tracked opinion on Ukraine membership bid
Analysis-U.S. Crypto-lending Firms Likely To See Greater Regulation After Celsius Troubles
Liquidity troubles at crypto lending platform Celsius Network, which have left its 1.7 million customers unable to redeem their assets, will increase U.S.
U.S. Pressures Iran By Targeting Chinese, UAE Companies
The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran's petrochemicals, a step that may raise pressure on Tehran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
Hometown Looks To Aspiring Colombia VP Marquez To Deliver On Inequality Promises
Former neighbors and colleagues in Colombia's largely marginalized Cauca province hope vice presidential candidate Francia Marquez, a single mother and former housekeeper, will help areas plagued by violence and poverty if her ticket wins the election on Sunday.
Surprise Swiss Rate Hike Sparks Huge Jump In German Bond Yields
Eurozone bond yields surged on Thursday after an unexpected interest rate hike by Switzerland turned the focus to the ramifications of a policy shift for the region.
Swiss Move Triggers Biggest Jump In German Bond Yields In A Decade
Eurozone bond yields surged on Thursday after an unexpected, big rate hike by Switzerland turned focus to the ramifications of the policy shift for the region, but Italian debt outperformed on ECB efforts to check diverging euro area borrowing costs.
Canada's CIBC 'Comfortable' With Mortgage Book, Watching For Signs Of Stress
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is "comfortable" with the quality of its mortgage book, but is on the lookout for signs of stress, its chief risk officer said on Thursday.
Crypto Volatility Knocks More Stablecoins Off Their Peg
Major cryptocurrency volatility has hit stablecoins, typically considered the market's safer-havens, with investors pulling money out of the sector and several losing the peg to their underlying assets.
Bank Of Israel, BIS, Hong Kong Cenbank To Test Retail CBDC Feasibility
Israel's central bank said on Thursday it was teaming up with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Bank of International Settlements' (BIS) Innovation Lab to test the feasibility of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) for retail.
ICC Prosecutor Aims To Show War Criminals Can't Escape Justice
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said on Thursday he hoped his war crimes investigation in Ukraine would show there can be no escape from justice during conflicts.
India's Economic Prospects Firm Despite Global Headwinds, Says RBI
India's domestic macroeconomic conditions have improved further despite the downside risks posed to global growth from commodity-driven inflation, its central bank said on Thursday.
Analysis: Why Us? Italy Seeks Way Out Of Low-wage Economy Trap
Diana Parini left her waitressing job at an Italian Alpine resort last month because she was fed up with the pay and conditions: eight euros per hour, of which six were paid cash-in-hand with no welfare or pension contributions.
Analysis-Why Us? Italy Seeks Way Out Of Low-wage Economy Trap
Diana Parini left her waitressing job at an Italian Alpine resort last month because she was fed up with the pay and conditions: eight euros per hour, of which six were paid cash-in-hand with no welfare or pension contributions.
Europe's Central Banks Jack Up Interest Rates To Fight Inflation Surge
Central banks across Europe raised interest rates on Thursday, some by amounts that shocked markets, and hinted at even higher borrowing costs to come to tame soaring inflation that is eroding savings and squeezing corporate profits.
EU Leaders Vow To Back Ukraine In Visit To War-torn Kyiv
EU leaders vow to back Ukraine in visit to war-torn Kyiv
BoE Unveils Fifth Straight Rate Hike As Inflation Soars
BoE unveils fifth straight rate hike as inflation soars
Lithuania Parliament Urges Criminal Prosecution Of Russian Leadership
The Lithuanian parliament on Thursday called for the criminal prosecution of Russia's leadership for its invasion of Ukraine and what it said is the wide-scale forced deportation of Ukrainians to Russian territory.
Vatican Discloses Uses Of Pope's Fund, Hoping To Shore Up Trust
The Vatican, in an apparent attempt to boost the confidence of the faithful in how their charitable contributions to the pope are used, on Thursday issued the first detailed disclosure of his main fund.