Khazanah, EPF are weighing taking Malaysia Airports private, sources say
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd. is set to be privatized as its two biggest shareholders team up with buyout firm Global Infrastructure Partners and the Abu…
US renewable fuel maker defends used cooking oil from China
Darling Ingredients Inc., a major US producer of renewable diesel, defended imports of used cooking oil as a feedstock to produce climate-friendly fuels.
Singapore Air staff get eight months’ salary bonus after record profits
Singapore Airlines Ltd. will reward staff with a bonus payout worth almost eight months of salary, according to a person familiar with the matter, after…
EasyJet CEO Lundgren to leave next year, CFO to take helm
EasyJet Plc said Chief Executive Officer Johan Lundgren will step down and leave the low-cost airline in early 2025 after running the company for seven…
Bunker Holding launches carbon insetting capability
Bunker Holding has delivered maritime emissions reductions to a Fortune 500 company using 123Carbon’s advanced insetting platform, alongside verification partner, Bureau Veritas. This project marks…
ZIMLog unveils transformed structure pioneering the future of logistics with reliable and personalized precision
ZIMLog, a global freight forwarding brand, proudly unveils its renewed structure, reflecting a blend of experience and innovation aimed at meeting the diverse and evolving…
FAA eases curbs imposed on United Air after safety mishaps
United Airlines Holdings Inc. can again add new planes and routes after the Federal Aviation Administration eased restrictions, a sign of progress after a series…
The Port of Hamburg begins the year on a positive note
Container throughput in the Port of Hamburg rose by 1.1 percent to 1.9 million TEU in the first quarter compared to the same period last…
Construction begins on truck charging depot at Port of Long Beach
A new charging depot that will be operated by Forum Mobility broke ground Wednesday, aimed at meeting the accelerating demand for heavy-duty electric trucks serving…
Swiss growth slows as export woes hit struggling industry
Swiss economic growth unexpectedly slowed at the start of the year as weak international demand weighed on exporters, according to a first government estimate.
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