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Aluminum Corp of China [ALUMI.UL], or Chinalco, said on Monday that its former vice president Liu Xiangmin has returned to the company to take over as president, replacing Yu Dehui.

South African airline Comair, which was in a form of bankruptcy protection since May, will restart operations from December, the company said in a statement on Monday.

Vans owner VF Corp said on Monday it would pay $2.1 billion to buy popular streetwear brand Supreme, which is expected to add at least $500 million to the apparel company's annual revenue in fiscal 2022.

Air Canada posted its third straight quarterly loss on Monday, as the COVID-19 pandemic crippled air travel forcing Canada's biggest airline to cut the majority of its flights.

Canopy Growth Corp on Monday reported a smaller core loss in the second quarter, as the world's largest pot producer benefited from cost cuts and more people turning to cannabis to cope with coronavirus-related lockdowns.

China on Monday offered its backing to Guinea's President Alpha Conde, congratulating him on his re-election despite accusations from the opposition of fraud during the vote in the major bauxite producer.

Holiday package provider On The Beach said on Monday more than 90% of bookings were cancelled on average over the summer, and pointed to more pain ahead as rising coronavirus cases prompt a fresh round of restrictions across Europe.

Britain said on Monday it was open to a sensible compromise on fishing and that there was goodwill on both sides to progress towards a Brexit trade deal as the European Union's top negotiator began another round of talks in London.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin recommended the promotion of Energy Minister Alexander Novak to the post of deputy prime minister on Monday as part of a second overhaul of the cabinet this year.

Investors expecting an imminent COVID-19 vaccine are beginning to buy bank stocks and industrials in anticipation of a roaring return in consumer confidence, though many remain wary of risks in sectors ravaged by the pandemic.

Malaysia's industrial production grew for a third straight month in September, rising 1% from a year earlier, though the pace of growth was below expectations, government data showed on Monday.

China's copper imports rose year-on-year in October, official data showed on Saturday, and set a new annual peak with two months to spare, underscoring the speed of the recovery from the coronavirus in the world's top consumer of the metal.

Canada is ready to start talks with major airlines this week about financial assistance to the hard-hit sector that could come in the form of loans or other support, Transport Minister Marc Garneau said on Sunday.

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways said on Sunday its chief commercial officer was leaving the state carrier as part of a broad management restructuring as it struggles through the pandemic.

Chinese airlines are shunning some deliveries of Airbus aircraft, citing fears of coronavirus infection for their staff in the latest tussle over efforts to keep delayed deliveries on track despite the pandemic, industry sources said.

A governing panel at the United Nations' aviation agency urged Iran on Friday to accelerate an investigation into the downing of a Ukrainian airliner in January, while an Iranian official said a final report on the crash would be circulated soon.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on Friday asked Iran to expedite the investigation into the downing of a Ukrainian airliner in January.

Southwest Airlines said on Friday it has sent notices of potential furloughs to 42 parts inventory workers after talks with one union group stalled over pay cuts the airline argues it needs from all employees to offset $1 billion in overstaffing costs.

LATAM Airlines, the continent's largest carrier, said on Friday it lost $573 million in the third quarter, as the company continues a bankruptcy restructuring process that started in May because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Higher grain costs are seen weighing on protein processors like BRF SA and JBS SA when they report third quarter results next week even as export markets stayed strong in the three-month period.