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Ryanair on Tuesday confirmed it will return to 40% of its planned flight schedule from July 1 and will require passengers to wear face coverings and to ask crew permission to use the toilet.

Britain will on Tuesday announce changes to programme that is paying the wages of more than 6 million workers at businesses affected by the coronavirus, its health minister said.

China announced on Tuesday a new list of 79 U.S. products eligible for waivers from retaliatory tariffs imposed at the height of the bilateral trade war, amid continued pressure on Beijing to boost imports from the United States.

Israel Chemicals (ICL) reported lower quarterly earnings that met estimates, as sales fell due to lower prices for potash and phosphates and a delay in the signing of a potash supply contract in China.

South Africa's heavily indebted sugar producer Tongaat Hulett is in a deadlock over the sale of its starch business to Barloworld over a condition set during the signing of deal, the two companies said on Tuesday.

Plane parts maker FACC said it expects significant demand and production restrictions this year as the coronavirus outbreak has forced plane makers to pause production to adjust to lockdowns and cut future output due to weaker demand.

The British government will on Tuesday set out details on how to make workplaces safer as some businesses start to return to work after Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out a cautious plan to exit the coronavirus lockdown.

Indonesia mining holding company PT Indonesia Asahan Alumunium (Inalum) has raised $2.5 billion through a global bonds sale, the ministry of state-owned enterprises said on Tuesday.

Ryanair is to recommend that all passengers wear face masks on board when it reopens 40% of its route network on July 1 and customers will be required to ask crew to use the toilet, Europe's largest low-cost carrier announced on Tuesday.

Plane parts maker FACC said it expects significant demand and production restrictions in the first half of 2020 and the full year as the coronavirus pandemic forced plane makers to pause production to adjust to lockdowns and cut future output due to lower demand from airlines.

China has suspended imports from four large Australian meat processors, Australia's Minister for Trade Simon Birmingham said on Tuesday, as sour bilateral ties threaten to disrupt the trade of several key agricultural commodities.

China decision to ban imports from four of Australia's largest beef processors was not a response to Canberra's call for independent inquiry into the origins of COVID-19, Australia's Minister for Trade Simon Birmingham said on Tuesday.

Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd's administrator said 19 parties interested in purchasing the airline had been granted access to a data room as of May 11 and non-binding indicative offers are due on May 15, according to an affidavit.

Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd's administrator said 19 parties interested in purchasing the airline had been granted access to a data room as of May 11 and non-binding indicative offers are due on May 15, according to an affidavit.

Boeing Co Chief Executive Dave Calhoun does not expect passenger traffic to reach even a quarter of its levels in September, creating the need for airlines to make "adjustments" as they weather the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Administrators trying save South African Airways (SAA) will appeal a court ruling that ordered them to halt a layoff process, one of the administrators Siviwe Dongwana told Reuters.

Here’s an economic overview of OPEC’s member nations (in no specific order).

Brazil's orange production is expected to fall 25.6% in the 2020-21 season (May-April) when compared with the previous crop, to 287.7 million boxes (40.8 kg each), citrus research center Fundecitrus said in a study on Monday.

U.S. President Donald Trump ordered meat processing plants to stay open to protect the nation's food supply even as workers got sick and died. Yet the plants have increasingly been exporting to China while U.S. consumers face shortages, a Reuters analysis of government data showed.

Outbreaks of the COVID-19 respiratory disease in different regions of Brazil could disrupt operations at the country's largest chicken processor, a BRF SA executive said on Monday.