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German flagship carrier Lufthansa recently announced that it expects lower third-quarter earnings due to declining yields and increasing unit costs. This news comes at a time when European airlines are grappling with flattening demand and challenges related to aircraft delivery disruptions. The company stated that airfares in Europe and Asia have either plateaued or fallen,
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As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, analysts are already assessing the potential impact on oil prices. The potential re-election of Donald Trump could lead to a net bearish effect on the oil market. Trump’s trade tariffs, oil-and-gas-friendly policies, and deregulation could potentially push OPEC+ to release more oil into the market. However, the reimposition
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With the possibility of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visiting Ukraine next month, there are various diplomatic implications to consider. India’s approach to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia has been one of neutrality, refraining from directly blaming Russia while advocating for dialogue and diplomacy. However, Modi’s recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in
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The U.S. Department of Justice made a strong case against China-based ByteDance’s ownership of TikTok, citing serious national security threats. The DOJ highlighted concerns about data collection and covert content manipulation, stating that the Chinese government could potentially undermine U.S. national security through the popular social media platform. In response to TikTok’s denial of sharing
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Toyota Motor, a global leader in the automotive industry, is making waves with its recent announcement to build a battery plant for electric vehicles in Fukuoka, Japan. This strategic move is aimed at strengthening the company’s production capacity for EV batteries, as well as solidifying its position in the rapidly growing electric vehicle market. By
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Juniper Networks, known for its focus on secure, AI-native networks, recently reported a disappointing second-quarter revenue. The company fell short of analyst expectations for earnings per share (EPS), with Q2 EPS at $0.31, missing the consensus estimate of $0.44. Revenue for the quarter was $1.19 billion, also failing to meet the analyst projection of $1.25
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ANZ Group recently disclosed that their investigations into bond sales, which are currently under regulatory scrutiny, have uncovered errors in data reporting. Despite this, they have emphasized that there is no concrete evidence of market manipulation. The bank has reassured stakeholders that they are committed to uncovering any irregularities in their bond trading operations and
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