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The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk index which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry commodities advanced for the tenth straight session on

The euro climbed toward $1 16 on Tuesday its strongest level since November 18 as investors sold the dollar following weaker-than-expected

Norwegian's newly appointed chairman of the board Dag Mejdell has today through his company acquired 65 000 shares in the airline

S&P Global Ratings has once again confirmed Liechtenstein's AAA sovereign rating with a stable outlook The international rating agency S&P Global

BHP Group has walked away from a fresh takeover approach for Anglo American Plc ending an unexpected and short-lived attempt by

Finnair Oyj Finland’s flagship carrier has long been one of Europe’s leading airlines for transit routes between Europe and Asia Known

The Lufthansa Group today formally expressed its interest in participating as a bidder in the privatization process of TAP Air Portugal

The Group of 20 called for protection of critical minerals against unilateral trade curbs an allusion to the trade war this

  Exports grew 3 6% year on year compared with expectations of a 1 1% growth by economists polled by Reuters

The European Union is weighing direct investments in Australian mining companies to secure supplies of critical minerals according to the bloc’s