PARIS (Reuters) – European planemaker Airbus will do its best to cut costs without resorting to compulsory redundancies, but it cannot guarantee they won’t happen, CEO Guillaume Faury told French radio station RTL on Tuesday....
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Coronavirus dampens seasonal cheer in China’s Christmas production hub
By Sophie Yu and Brenda Goh YIWU/SHANGHAI, China (Reuters) – At the Yiwu Fuye Christmas factory in eastern China, workers are stitching and testing out Santa Claus toys, checking they play a Christmas tune at the press of a button....
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UK and U.S. exchanged tariff offers during trade talks
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain and the United States exchanged their first tariff offers during the fourth round of trade talks, allowing a series of detailed market access discussions to be held, the UK’s Trade Secretary Liz...
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Airline travel shifts toward last-minute bookings, domestic trips: Skyscanner
By Jamie Freed SYDNEY (Reuters) – The air travel market has shifted toward last-minute bookings, one-way flights and more domestic trips as consumers grapple with fast-moving changes due to the coronavirus pandemic, a report from...
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Beyond Meat to sell plant-based sausage patty in 5,000 more U.S. stores
(Reuters) – Plant-based meat maker Beyond Meat Inc <BYND.O> said on Monday it would start selling its frozen breakfast sausage patties at 5,000 more stores in the United States, including at Kroger <KR.N>, Walmart...
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RV makers roll toward a V-shaped recovery amid COVID
By Timothy Aeppel (Reuters) – At least one American industry is rolling toward a V-shaped recovery. Wholesale shipments of recreational vehicles – which have surged in popularity as Americans sought to travel without the need...
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