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The flight path of Airline M&A since 2001

The European Commission approved a long-awaited deal for Lufthansa to take a 41% stake in Italy's ITA Airways on Wednesday, in Europe's latest major consolidation.

Stocks to watch as Biden and Trump vie for presidency

The first U.S. presidential debate saw President Joe Biden turning in a fitful performance, especially at the beginning, as he exchanged barbs with former President Trump on abortion, immigration, the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and even their golf games.

Lufthansa gets EU nod to buy $350 mln stake in Italy's ITA

Germany's Lufthansa won EU antitrust approval to buy 41% of Italy's ITA Airways for 325 million euros ($350 million) on Wednesday after ceding routes and slots.

India asks utilities to order $33 billion in equipment this year to boost coal power output, sources sayRC24J7AAZF8K

India has asked power companies to order equipment worth $33 billion this year to fast track capacity additions of coal-fired power in the years ahead, as the South Asian nation struggles to meet booming electricity demand, two government officials said.

Vodafone agrees new Virgin Media O2 tie-up to ease competition concerns

Britain's Vodafone and Virgin Media O2 have agreed to extend their network-sharing deal to the mid-2030s, including a spectrum shift that could help Vodafone to win regulatory approval for its tie-up with mobile operator Three.

Fed's Williams skeptical neutral rate has risen

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said on Wednesday that the level of interest rates that’s neutral in its impact on the economy likely hasn’t risen much.

Artisan Investments raises stake in Philips to 10%, regulatory filing shows

U.S. asset management firm Artisan Investments has raised its stake in Philips to 10%, sending the healthcare technology group's shares rising on Wednesday, a week after the Dutch company's biggest shareholder also increased its holding.

Southwest Airlines adopts poison pill after Elliott pushes for changes

Southwest Airlines said on Wednesday it had adopted a poison pill after activist investor Elliott Investment Management pushed for changes at the carrier.

PwC names new China head amid regulatory scrutiny

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has named in-house executive Daniel Li as its new China head, a move that comes as it faces investigations by financial regulators in mainland China and Hong Kong.

NHTSA closes recall query into about 420,000 Volkswagen vehicles

The U.S. auto safety regulator on Wednesday closed a recall query covering 420,072 Volkswagen vehicles after the automaker acted to fix a potential fuel leak.

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