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Singapore bunker fuel schedules tighten, premiums rise on Red Sea impact
Reuters, Published on 25/01/2024
» SINGAPORE - Shippers and trading firms are facing longer waits and higher prices for low-sulphur fuel deliveries at Singapore, the world's top bunker hub, as refuelling demand rises due to ship diversions from Red Sea tensions, industry sources told Reuters.
Thais resell private Covid vaccination slots as free supplies build
Reuters, Published on 20/12/2021
» Some in Thailand who had scrambled to book private hospital appointments to receive the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine have taken to social media to resell their slots after an influx of free government-supplied shots in recent weeks.
Airlines scramble to minimise losses
Reuters, Published on 28/11/2017
» SINGAPORE: As a shutdown of Bali's airport is extended due to volcanic ash, airlines bracing for millions of dollars of lost revenue per day are scrambling to minimise damage by offering travel to other destinations and alternative transport off the island.
Fifa approves 48-nation World Cup
Reuters, Published on 11/01/2017
» ZURICH - Football's governing body, Fifa, voted on Tuesday to expand the World Cup to 48 teams from its current 32, brushing aside concerns that the expansion would lower the overall standard of the tournament and make it too big and unwieldy.
Lufthansa, Air China ink route-sharing deal
Business, Reuters, Published on 21/09/2016
» BEIJING: Lufthansa has signed a route-sharing deal with China's flagship carrier Air China, capping off two years of talks that will boost Germany's biggest airline's access to the world's fastest growing aviation market.
Super Bowl 50 ads play it safe
Business, Reuters, Published on 09/02/2016
» NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES: Advertisers played it safe and light with the most expensive ever Super Bowl ad slots on Sunday, shunning previous years' attempts to be outrageous, emotional or thought-provoking.
AirAsia X chief outlines turnaround plan
Business, Reuters, Published on 26/02/2015
» KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's AirAsia X will cut flights on unprofitable routes, reorganise staff and defer some aircraft deliveries to turn around the loss-making long-haul budget carrier.