Innovation in ground handling: Fraport tests autonomous baggage and cargo tractor
Trial run of self-driving electric vehicle underway at Frankfurt Airport – Eight-kilometer-long test route in airport’s secure area – Results key to efficient processes
Europe’s parched lifeline flashes trade disruption warning
Shallow waters on the Rhine are disrupting barge traffic, an early indicator the continent may need to brace for a redux of the economic shock…
Yen at risk of being dragged down by Japan’s sputtering exports
The yen has room to weaken further as Japan’s deteriorating international trade position adds to pressure to maintain a softer currency, potentially hindering the Bank…
Korea’s export slump deepens on drag from global slowdown, chips
South Korea’s export slump deepened in February as slowing global demand and a plunge in chip prices weighed, clouding the outlook for an economy already…
US firms turn more negative on China as economy, tensions bite
American companies in China turned much more pessimistic over the past year, with disruptions from the Covid Zero policy hitting profits and ever-worsening relations between…
China’s imports of Russian uranium spark fear of new arms race
Russian nuclear fuel deliveries to a new Chinese reactor are raising US concerns about the potential to produce weapons-grade plutonium.
Sunak backers look for signs of Unionist view on Brexit deal
The UK government is watching to see whether skeptical members of Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party back his new deal with the European Union, as…
EU eyes months-long push to get Brexit deal over finish line
The European Union will need at least several months to sign off on the landmark post-Brexit deal to smooth cross border trade in Northern Ireland…
Norfolk Southern accused of trying to destroy evidence of Ohio wreck
Norfolk Southern Corp. adjusted its plan to remove wrecked rail cars from a derailment that spewed potentially poisonous gas over an Ohio town after lawyers…
Russian diesel stuck at sea as mild temps fend off energy crisis
A pile-up of Russian diesel stored on ships suggests buyers are shunning the sanctioned fuel as an exceptionally warm winter saps demand.
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