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Ryanair cancels thousands more flights, 400,000 passengers affected
Buffeted by pilot recruitment and roster problems, Ryanair confirmed on Wednesday it was cancelling 18,000 more flights between November and March, with 400,000 passengers affected in addition to the hundreds of thousands it announced last week.
US close: Stocks and Treasuries climb on details on White House tax reform
Wall Street rallied from a mid-session collapse and four days of losses to climb back towards recent record highs, with both stocks and Treasury yields boosted by the unveiling of Donald Trump's tax reform proposals.
EU fines Volkswagen's Scania truck arm for price fixing, Scania appeals
European competition regulators have hit Volkswagen's truck manufacturing brand Scania with an €880m fine for price fixing in a cartel with supposed rivals, which the company has said it will appeal.
Thursday preview: Updates eyed at Imperial Brands, TUI and RPC
Thursday has little to offer those with a thirst for UK macro, but there is a healthy sprinkling of international economic data and Imperial Brands, TUI, RPC and CMC Markets are among the companies delivering trading updates.
Kurdish vote 'yes' in referendum to separate from Iraq
Kurds in Iraq have overwhelmingly voted for independence, the Kurdish election commission confirmed on Wednesday.
Boohoo.com bashed despite beating sales and profit forecasts
Shares in Boohoo. com sank 8% in early trading despite the fashion e-retailer doubling first-half sales, beating profit forecasts and upgrading full year guidance, with investors miffed as investment in the business is leading to slightly lower margins.
Retailers surge back in September thanks to clothing and grocery bounce
Retail sales volumes bounced back this month are are expected to continue growing but at a slower pace in October, according to the CBI's survey of the sector published on Wednesday.
Grainger lifts earnings as shift to private rented sector continues
Residential landlord group Grainger generated strong sales and kept a lid on costs in the second half of the year, leading to much improved full year profits, though triple net asset value is flat.
Diploma CEO to retire after 21 years in role
Diploma chief executive Bruce Thompson has revealed he plans to retire from his role at the industrial and technical products group within the coming 12 months, 21 years after taking the job.
Entertainment One says first five months 'on track' but box office down
Entertainment One, the television and film producer and distributor, said its operating performance since March was on track with its full year targets, despite revenues from the reshaped film business being lower than last year.