GREEN BAY: The Port of Green Bay’s sole petroleum distributor has reversed course in order to help ease a void...

WASHINGTON: After two hours of questions and responses, it was the silence that meant the most. The members of the...

MOSCOW: Alcohol imports into Russia may stop due to a shortage of excise stamps, the Kommersant news website reported Thursday....

BENGALURU: Indian ports loading cargo containers are bracing for a global rule, starting 1 July, which mandates shippers to verify...

LONDON: Imports into the UK will decline as foreign products become more expensive thanks to the weakening of sterling, ratings...

WASHINGTON: Peel Ports has endorsed a call by leading think tank, IPPR North, for closer co-operation between ports, supply chain...

ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi Ports and Agthia Group have signed a lease agreement aimed at expanding the latter’s Grand Mills...

MANILA: Philippines new Customs chief former Marine captain Nicanor Faeldon gave assurances on Thursday, June 30, that he is giving...

BOISE: Micron shares dropped more than 9 percent in extended trading after the semiconductor company posted lower-than-expected quarterly sales and...

COPENHAGEN: The Danish grain and seed firm Cimbria has been sold by the British equity fund Silverfleet Capital to AGCO,...

OTTAWA: The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) on Wednesday made a US$3.8 billion offer to buy Chicago-based investment bank...

TOKYO: Japan’s industrial production declined more than economists forecast in another sign of sluggishness for the world’s third-largest economy as...

BUDAPEST: IBM will invest 3.2 billion forints (EUR 10.1m) to expand its IT service centre in Székesfehervár creating 410 jobs,...

ATHENS: Greek stocks posted marginal gains on Thursday as investors continue to tread cautiously domestically and abroad in unchartered post-UK...

KABUL: When compared with last year’s days preceding Eidul Fitr, an average 18 percent increase in prices of dried fruits...

ATHENS: The state will pay off 5.5 billion euros’ worth of debts to its suppliers in the next 18 months,...

BRUSSELS: Eurozone inflation left negative territory in June, statistics showed Thursday, but economic uncertainty from Brexit sparked concerns that damaging...

MANILA: Commercial banks’ lending activities grew by a faster 17.7 percent year-on-year to P5.3 trillion in May, Bangko Sentral ng...

ATHENS: After retirees were shocked by cuts to their pensions on Wednesday, on Thursday it was the turn of salary...

ATHENS: After retirees were shocked by cuts to their pensions on Wednesday, on Thursday it was the turn of salary...