Ryanair shares surge on plans to carry 200 million by 2024
Ryanair shares have surged more than 5 percent after Europe's largest budget airline said it expects to carry more than 200 million passengers annually by 2024, 11 percent higher than previously forecast.
Ryanair shares surge on plans to carry 200 million by 2024
Ryanair shares have surged more than 5 percent after Europe's largest budget airline said it expects to carry more than 200 million passengers annually by 2024, 11 percent higher than previously forecast.
China passes law punishing companies for box-office fraud
China is attempting to crack down on box office fraud in the world's second-biggest movie market by setting out punishments for companies that fabricate box office earnings and other data.
China passes law punishing companies for box-office fraud
China is attempting to crack down on box office fraud in the world's second-biggest movie market by setting out punishments for companies that fabricate box office earnings and other data.
Greek businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos dies at 63
Andreas Vgenopoulos, a Greek lawyer turned business tycoon, has died at 63.
Greek businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos dies at 63
Andreas Vgenopoulos, a Greek lawyer turned business tycoon, has died at 63.
New recall headache for Samsung: 3M washing machines
In another black eye for one of the world's leading consumer brands, U.S. authorities announced a recall Friday of nearly 3 million Samsung washing machines following several reports of injuries — including a broken jaw — due to "excessive vibration." The recall comes a month after the South Korean manufacturer recalled millions of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones from consumers around the world, because of a mysterious problem that caused the phones' batteries to overheat and catch fire.
New recall headache for Samsung: 3M washing machines
In another black eye for one of the world's leading consumer brands, U.S. authorities announced a recall Friday of nearly 3 million Samsung washing machines following several reports of injuries — including a broken jaw — due to "excessive vibration." The recall comes a month after the South Korean manufacturer recalled millions of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones from consumers around the world, because of a mysterious problem that caused the phones' batteries to overheat and catch fire.
Buffett's firm's 3Q profit drops 24 pct on investments value
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported a 24 percent drop in third-quarter profit on Friday because last year's results were helped by a huge paper gain on the value of its Kraft Heinz Food Co. stake.
Buffett's firm's 3Q profit drops 24 pct on investments value
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported a 24 percent drop in third-quarter profit on Friday because last year's results were helped by a huge paper gain on the value of its Kraft Heinz Food Co. stake.
Ordering deadly drugs from China is easy
A few thousand dollars, a few minutes and a decent internet connection are all it takes to source carfentanil online from multiple Chinese vendors.
Ordering deadly drugs from China is easy
A few thousand dollars, a few minutes and a decent internet connection are all it takes to source carfentanil online from multiple Chinese vendors.
A look at European, Asian nations servicing Iranian airline
Iran's second-largest carrier, Mahan Air, is flying commercial routes to more than a dozen European and Asian countries in spite of U.S. terror-related sanctions.
A look at European, Asian nations servicing Iranian airline
Iran's second-largest carrier, Mahan Air, is flying commercial routes to more than a dozen European and Asian countries in spite of U.S. terror-related sanctions.
Strike by Philadelphia transit workers enters 2nd day
Commuters in Philadelphia are facing another day of transportation woes Wednesday as a transit strike enters its second day.
Strike by Philadelphia transit workers enters 2nd day
Commuters in Philadelphia are facing another day of transportation woes Wednesday as a transit strike enters its second day.
Regulator: Pipeline company too late in reporting artifacts
A North Dakota regulator on Wednesday criticized the company developing the Dakota Access pipeline for waiting 10 days before reporting that American Indian artifacts were found last month along the route.
Regulator: Pipeline company too late in reporting artifacts
A North Dakota regulator on Wednesday criticized the company developing the Dakota Access pipeline for waiting 10 days before reporting that American Indian artifacts were found last month along the route.
Company aims to restart pipeline as early as this weekend
Executives at a pipeline company say their goal is to restart the line as early as this weekend after an explosion and fire shut down gasoline shipments to millions across the South.
Company aims to restart pipeline as early as this weekend
Executives at a pipeline company say their goal is to restart the line as early as this weekend after an explosion and fire shut down gasoline shipments to millions across the South.










