By Tracy Rucinski CHICAGO (Reuters) -United Airlines’ flight attendants will not be furloughed when federal aid meant to protect U.S. airline workers during the coronavirus pandemic expires on Oct. 1, according to a staff memo,...
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Analysis: Remittance firms slow to add bitcoin, despite El Salvador move
By Tom Arnold and Tom Wilson LONDON (Reuters) – El Salvador may be touting bitcoin’s use to help its citizens living abroad send funds back home, but the biggest remittance firms are cautious about offering cryptocurrency...
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U.S. consumer sentiment rebounds in early June – survey
By Evan Sully WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. consumer sentiment rebounded in early June as inflation fears subsided and households grew more optimistic about future economic growth and employment, a survey showed on Friday. The University of...
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Santander’s Orcel case could face long delay as hearing postponed
By Jesús Aguado and Emma Pinedo MADRID (Reuters) – A Spanish court on Friday postponed a hearing in the dispute between Santander and Italian banker Andrea Orcel over a withdrawn offer to make him chief executive, potentially...
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Exclusive: Montenegro counts on EU aid, asset sales to ease burden of China debt -officials
By Aleksandar Vasovic and Gabriela Baczynska BELGRADE/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Montenegro, a tiny Balkan state in heavy debt to China, is negotiating to tap hundreds of millions of euros in cheap European Union credit and preparing to...
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More sustainable euro zone inflation coming: ECB’s Knot
FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Copious budget spending in the euro zone is finally generating a sustainable rise in inflation but more flexible fiscal rules will be needed for years as monetary policy remains constrained, European Central Bank...
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