Airbus CEO – new China assembly plant boosts output goals

(removes extraneous words from headline) BEIJING/PARIS (Reuters) – Plans for a new Airbus assembly line in China, announced during a visit to Beijing by French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, will bolster the planemaker’s plans for increases in output while leaving spare capacity, its CEO said on Thursday. Guillaume Faury told reporters the expansion underpinned …

Airbus CEO – new China assembly plant boosts output goals Read More »

India plans panel to help resolve state-owned firms’ land disputes – sources

By Nikunj Ohri NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India’s federal government plans to set up a panel for faster resolution of state-owned companies’ land disputes, two government officials with direct knowledge of the matter said on Thursday. The move, part of a renewed push by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration to slim down the public sector, …

India plans panel to help resolve state-owned firms’ land disputes – sources Read More »

China’s policy on Ukraine is to ‘promote peace and dialogue’ – Xi

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s policy on Ukraine can be summed up in one sentence – “promote peace and dialogue”, state media quoted President Xi Jinping as saying on Thursday, adding that the top priority is to encourage a ceasefire and to end the war. In a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission …

China’s policy on Ukraine is to ‘promote peace and dialogue’ – Xi Read More »

EU’s von der Leyen: EU-China trade relationship increasingly imbalanced

BEIJING (Reuters) – The trade relationship between the European Union (EU) and China is increasingly imbalanced, said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Thursday. The EU is becoming more vigilant about protecting its interests and dependencies to ensure a level playing field, von der Leyen told reporters in Beijing. (Reporting by Laurie …

EU’s von der Leyen: EU-China trade relationship increasingly imbalanced Read More »

Match, Indian startups call for antitrust probe of Google in-app billing fee

By Aditya Kalra NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Tinder-owner Match Group and Indian startups have asked the country’s competition body to investigate Alphabet’s Google for alleged non-compliance with an antitrust directive by charging a high service fee for in-app payments, filings show. The filings by Match and Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF) mark the latest tussle …

Match, Indian startups call for antitrust probe of Google in-app billing fee Read More »