London City Airport closed and carriers including British Airways and CityJet cancelled flights after the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb. The ordnance was found in the River Thames early Sunday during planned development work at the airport, which lies east of the Canary Wharf
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SW, the headquarters of accounting firm Beene Garter LLP. An entity affiliated with Beene Garter that owns the headquarters property outlined the “potential tenant” in an application to the city Planning Commission seeking permission to demolish a building at 213 Oakes St. SW and build a surface
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As Kenya's shilling appreciates in spite of a political crisis that shows little sign of abating, warning signs are starting to flash. The currency of East Africa's biggest economy rose 0.9 percent last week to 100.8 per dollar, a fifth straight week of gains and its best streak since 2015. It's now near its strongest
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Figeac-Aero has a problem that says a lot about the French economy: the Airbus supplier can't find enough qualified people to staff its factories. Even with one in 10 workers out of a job, companies cite difficulty in hiring as one of their biggest problems as a long-awaited economic recovery takes hold.
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Investors welcomed a rare respite from volatility as U.S. stock futures resumed after a week that saw two of the biggest single-day percentage drops in seven years. “Futures can move around quite a bit, but what I will be watching for is a stable 'green' in the futures coming into tomorrow,” said Walter
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