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Canned-tuna giant Thai Union may exit Red Lobster chain
Bloomberg News, Published on 10/03/2023
» Thai Union Group Public Company Limited, one of the world’s biggest makers of canned tuna, is considering an exit from its loss-making Red Lobster unit less than three years after boosting its stake in the United States restaurant chain.
Deadly crash, fake pilots expose Pakistan’s broken airline
Bloomberg News, Published on 08/07/2020
» For decades Pakistan International Airlines Corp stood for a resurgent post-colonial nation, flying the flag from New York to Tokyo. Now the airline is struggling to recover from a fatal crash, years of losses, a collapse in global air travel and the stunning revelation that almost a third of the nation’s pilots obtained fake licences.
B100bn future fund delayed by spat over costs
Bloomberg News, Published on 23/02/2018
» The planned 100-billion-baht infrastructure fund is embroiled in a court dispute over costs, threatening to further delay its listing.
Hanjin ships get stranded in high seas, roiling supply chain
Bloomberg News, Published on 01/09/2016
» SINGAPORE/LOS ANGELES/SEOUL - Hanjin Shipping Co’s vessels are getting stranded in sea after the South Korean container mover filed for court protection, roiling the supply chain of televisions and consumer goods ahead of the holiday season.
Changing Germany to focus less on exports
Business, Bloomberg News, Published on 14/12/2015
» BERLIN: For decades the image of the archetypal German household has been one of thrifty stoicism in the popular imagination -- a stereotype that has been actively encouraged by Angela Merkel, who has often paid homage to the proverbial hausfrau.
Growth picks up in euro zone
Business, Bloomberg News, Published on 14/05/2015
» Frankfurt: Euro zone's economic growth quickened in the first quarter as stronger-than-predicted performances from France and Italy made up for weaker momentum in Germany.
Asian stocks rise, extending 6-year high
Bloomberg News, Published on 30/07/2014
» SINGAPORE — Asian stocks rose for a fourth day, with the regional benchmark index extending a six-year high, before the Federal Reserve updates markets on monetary policy today and as the US and European Union strengthened sanctions against Russia.