North Sea Offshore Workers Employed by Total to Vote on Strike
About 70 workers employed by TotalEnergies SE in its oil and gas operations in the North Sea are being balloted on strike action, according to the Unite union.
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How to Fly to the Hamptons for $1 This Summer
First, you’ll need to spend $4,495 to join Tailwind Air’s brand-new members club, Fast Lane Club Plus. And then get a little lucky.
Ukraine’s Allies Fear War Breakthrough May Not Come Before Next Year
Some of Ukraine’s European allies are increasingly skeptical its military will be able to make a decisive breakthrough this year because Russia’s defenses have had time to dig in ahead of the looming offensive.
Companies Scramble to Keep Abortion Off Annual Meeting Agendas
Investors have rescinded over a dozen reproductive-health related proposals so far this year
Radar Maker Sees Order Jump on Clearing Ukraine’s Skies
Hensoldt AG expects rising orders for its medium-range air defense radar this year as the system helps Ukraine intercept more than 90% of enemy aircraft over its skies.
Singapore Bank Group Denies MAS Muzzled Talk on Wealth Inflows
Singapore’s Private Banking Industry Group, which includes the city-state’s central bank and large lenders, rejected a report that it sought to silence discussions about the origin of wealth inflows into the Southeast Asian nation.
Euro Now a Harbinger for an Emerging Currency Rally, Citi Says
Strength in the euro is emboldening Citigroup Inc. strategists to boost their bullish call on emerging-market currencies.
PBOC Pledges Stronger Support to Economy Amid Uncertain Recovery
The People’s Bank of China vowed to step up support for the economy as the recovery is still facing uncertainties, adding that credit growth will be kept “reasonable.”
Black Barclays Bankers Held Back by Racist Attitudes, Court Told
A trio of Black investment bankers at Barclays Plc allege the firm fostered a culture of racism at its London HQ, denying them promotion and making them the target of lazy stereotypes by colleagues.
Philips Slow in Replacing Recalled Sleep Devices, Regulator Says
American consumers may be waiting longer than expected for Royal Philips NV to replace sleep apnea devices that were recalled, the US drugs regulator has warned.