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Consumers Association Calls Transavia the Least Flexible Airline
The Consumers' Association calls the airline Transavia a lot less flexible than other airlines when changing or cancelling airline tickets. The union investigated how flexible 15 European airlines are in the event of changes or…
Air France and Finnair No Longer Fly Over Belarus Either
Air France and Finnair have decided not to fly to or over Belarus for the time being. The two airlines are thus joining a growing group of industry peers such as KLM.
Singapore Airlines also announced that it would fly around…
Cinema Chain Cineworld Attracts More Visitors Than Expected
The recovery from the corona crisis seems to have started for the British cinema chain Cineworld.
The world's second-largest cinema chain said more people than expected in the UK want to go back to the movies, helped by the…
South Korean Hyundai to Build Electric Cars in the US
South Korean car company Hyundai Motor, the parent company of the Hyundai and Kia brands, will build electric cars in the United States.
In this way, the company wants to respond to the increasing demand for electric cars in the US…
Oil Companies are Drawing Attention to Shaky Wall Street
The American stock markets started the new trading week alternately on Monday. In addition, the Dow Jones index rose again, while the S&P 500 and tech exchange Nasdaq lost.
There was a lot of attention for oil now that an…
German Unemployment is Rising Unexpectedly
The number of unemployed people in Germany increased in April, the German government reports. On balance, 9,000 jobseekers were added, which was unexpected.
On average, economists had expected a decrease of about 10,000 people. In…
Profit of the American Bank JPMorgan Chase Soars
The profits of JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States, were up very strongly in the first quarter. Investment bank Goldman Sachs also had an excellent quarter.
American banks mainly benefit from rising stock market…
Chip Shortages Mean A Lot More Work for Chip Company Besi
The worldwide chip shortages, especially for applications around the fast 5G technology, are good news for chip company BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi).
The listed company saw its order book grow by 108 percent in the first…
European Stock Exchanges Still Close for A Day, Wall Street Will Open Soon
The European stock exchanges will remain closed for another day on Monday, but trading in New York will start again after a long Easter weekend.
There, investors can finally respond to Friday's strong US jobs data. The electric car…
Central Banks are Getting More and More Serious About Cryptos
The rise of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has prompted central banks to develop their own digital coins.
In 2020, the Bahamas launched their own currency to make payments in the archipelago's 700 islands more efficient. China…