Bloomberg Ryanair Holdings Plc predicted that its customers will embrace Boeing Co’s stricken 737 Max jetliner once the model returns to service after being grounded in the wake of two air crashes in five months. “We see no indication yet from passengers of any concern about the Max aircraft,” Chief Executive Officer Michael O’Leary told Bloomberg TV in an interview …

Bloomberg Indonesia signalled it may ground Boeing Co’s 737 Max until next year, underscoring the challenges faced by the US planemaker as it races to get its fastest-selling jet back in the air after two fatal crashes. Even when the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) clears the plane, Indonesia will make its own decision after reviewing the proposed fixes, Director …

Bloomberg US airline investors may see the three legacy carriers perform differently in the near future, Morgan Stanley analyst Rajeev Lalwani wrote in a note. United Continental Holdings Inc is likely to see upside to earnings, while American Airlines Group Inc may observe a cost reset from labour, Lalwani said. Shares of Delta Air Lines’s has finally started getting some …

Bloomberg Niki Lauda, the Austrian race-car driver who survived a near-fatal crash to win three Formula 1 world championships and went on to found his own airline, has died, German news agency Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA) reported. He was 70. Lauda died in his sleep surrounded by family, a family spokeswoman told DPA in a statement. He received a lung transplant …

Bloomberg Nordstrom Inc has set a date for the opening of its Manhattan flagship location as construction continues on the department-store chain’s biggest-ever bet. The retailer plans to throw open the doors of its seven-story, 320,000-square-foot store on West 57th Street on October 24, a spokeswoman for Nordstrom confirmed. With Nordstrom and rival Neiman Marcus both coming to town in …

Bloomberg Oil rose after Saudi Arabia and other Opec+ members signalled their intention to keep supplies constrained, while US President Donald Trump ratcheted up tensions with Iran. Futures in New York jumped as much as 1.7%, before paring some of those gains. Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih urged members of Opec+ gathered in Jeddah to “stay the course” on output …

Bloomberg In the Netherlands, once Europe’s largest natural gas supplier, one of the big questions is how to deal with declining production and incre- asing reliance on imports. For hundreds of energy traders, utility executives and analysts gathering in Amsterdam for the Flame Conference, the Netherlands epit- omises the European energy security situation. Whether through pipelines from Russia or northern …

Bloomberg Tesla Inc. is planning to cut the price of its solar panels, and the chief of rival Sunrun Inc. isn’t worried. In fact, Sunrun Chief Executive Officer Lynn Jurich said she thinks it’s great that Tesla gets so much attention. “More attention really raises the boat for everybody,” she said on a call with analysts. “Having Tesla out there …

Bloomberg Canadian National Railway Co. is open to transferring the crude-by-rail contracts that it signed with Alberta to private companies or to striking other arrangements that put its spare shipping capacity to use, Chief Executive Officer Jean-Jacques Ruest said. The company shipped about 125,000 to 150,000 barrels a day last month, but could “easily” ramp that up to 200,000 if …

Bloomberg US new-home construction rose for a second month and topped estimates in April in a sign of positive momentum for the housing sector at the start of the second quarter. Residential starts increased 5.7% to a 1.24 million annualised rate after a 1.7% gain in March that was previously reported as a drop, according to government figures. Permits, a …