Milan's arbitral court has ruled only that the 2013 sale to Blackstone of RCS' headquarters is valid while it has taken no decision on possible compensation for the Italian publisher, a spokesman for the U.S. firm said.
Lufthansa's supervisory board was unable to approve a 9-billion euro ($9.90 billion) bailout in light of conditions imposed by the European Union, the airline group said on Wednesday.
Britain's chief negotiator David Frost said it was proving difficult to reach a deal with the European Union on fishing rules by July, as the political declaration had aspired to do, but he would keep trying.
Zambia's 2019/2020 season maize production will increase 69% to 3.387 million tonnes from 2.004 million tonnes in the previous season, Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo said on Wednesday.
Sri Lanka's finances were fragile long before the coronavirus delivered its blow, but unless the country can secure aid from allies like China, economists say it may have to make a fresh appeal to the IMF or default on its debt.
Thai Airways has appointed rehabilitation planners including a chairman and acting president, it said on Wednesday in its submission to the Central Bankruptcy Court.
The number of companies or countries at risk of having their credit ratings cut has been pushed to an all-time high by the coronavirus pandemic, S&P Global analysis shows.
China's aviation authority will consider increasing international flights as long as imported coronavirus risks are under control, state media China News reported on Wednesday, citing the agency's deputy director, Li Jian.
Ryanair expects Britain to join European nations in dropping COVID-19 quarantine plans in the coming weeks, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said in an interview on Wednesday, reporting a "big surge" in holiday bookings from the country.
- Germany's second largest sugar refiner Nordzucker reported reduced losses on Wednesday and said it hopes to return to profit in its new financial year as easing coronavirus lockdowns stabilise sugar prices and demand.
- Germany's second largest sugar refiner Nordzucker reported reduced losses on Wednesday and said it hopes to return to profits in its new financial year as easing coronavirus lockdowns stabilise sugar prices.
China's poultry and egg prices have come under pressure in recent weeks, with egg prices falling to multi-year lows, as inventories rise amid slow demand.
Turkish Airlines, which halted nearly all of its passenger flights as a result of the coronavirus crisis, may delay the delivery of some Boeing and Airbus planes, its chairman was quoted as saying on Wednesday.
Chinese citizens, stranded abroad after the coronavirus pandemic caused thousands of flight cancellations, are taking their anger out on China's aviation regulator.
aotic scenes erupted in Hong Kong’s financial centre as new protests flared up over Beijing’s proposed national security laws, a reminder to markets that China and the United States are apparently back on collision course.
In ordinary times, it takes Boureima Diawara two or three days to truck his mangoes the 1,200 km (745 miles) from southern Mali to Senegal's seaside capital Dakar.
Administrators for state-owned South African Airways (SAA) said on Wednesday the airline is not aiming to resume domestic flights from mid-June, rejecting a statement from the airline a day earlier. [nL8N2D84B6]
The quality of Uganda's coffee crop may decline in the coming months as heavy rains across the east African nation have reduced the amount of sunshine necessary for bean drying, an industry official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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