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Investors will likely see more steep drops and equally spectacular bounce backs after two days of volatile trading
Japanese equities benchmarks take the biggest hit on Monday, as Wall Street has its worst day since 2022
With falling inflation, a cut to interest rates, renewed business optimism and a new government, Britain's economy seems a better bet than France or Germany
Bank of England reduces the cost of borrowing from 5.25% to 5%
Passenger numbers were more than 9% higher at the start of the northern hemisphere summer compared to last year, says Iata
After forecast-beating profits, Europe's largest bank announces another share buyback on the back of growth in its wealth management business
New Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said teams will be 'entering negotiating rooms as soon as possible'
Estate agents say the number of transactions on properties worth more than €5 million has doubled in the last two years as international buyers snap up ultra-prime properties across the Cote d'Azur
Airline bosses expect shortages to continue for at least two years amid jet delivery delays and supply chain bottlenecks
Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft are taking to city skies and could be as cheap and convenient as catching taxis
Deal will give Fortress access to chip company's intellectual properties present in more than 13 billion devices globally
KPMG report on sustainability spotlights the sector's 'issues' as it faces a stiff challenge on decarbonising
Commercial supersonic plane maker says air fares on its planned Overture aircraft should be comparable to current business and first-class tickets
Sustainable fuels, more efficient engines and improved aircraft design will not be enough to decarbonise the sector by 2050, experts tell Farnborough Airshow
World's largest aircraft makers and airlines will rub shoulders this week with those innovating around the future of flight and Net Zero air transport
