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Bloomberg Ryanair Holdings Plc intends to pump more capacity into European markets in the coming months, keeping ticket prices low so it can overpower weaker rivals as travel rebounds in Europe. The region’s biggest low-cost carrier said that it expects to post a profit this quarter, even as it prioritises filling planes until demand fully rebounds. The summer high season ...

Bloomberg South Africa’s Mango Airlines will enter a local form of bankruptcy protection, according to the head of its parent, South African Airways (SAA). There’s agreement between shareholders and the board on the matter, and Mango is consulting with labour groups, SAA interim Chief Executive Officer Thomas Kgokolo told eNCA television. Mango employees were seeking to force the low-cost carrier ...

Bloomberg American Airlines Group Inc and Southwest Airlines Co are carrying extra jet fuel on some flights and considering adding stops to other routes to pick up fuel as snarls in US trucking and supply chains delay deliveries to small and mid-sized airports across the country. The delays are expected to continue through mid-August, American told its pilots in a ...

Bloomberg Sales of Louis Vuitton handbags and the easing of lockdowns across the world helped revenue soar at luxury fashion house LVMH. In a stellar quarter for the owner of some of the world’s best-known brands, like-for-like sales rose 84% in the three months through June, ahead of analyst expectations. Much of the gain was fuelled by “remarkable” demand for ...

Bloomberg Major airports in Europe are asking investors for a break from debt obligations for the second time since the height of the coronavirus pandemic. London Heathrow Airport, the UK’s busiest hub, said it secured support for a new round of waivers on covenants applying to $1.6 billion of bonds after some of the terms agreed last year expired. Holders ...

Bloomberg North Korea’s Kim Jong Un and South Korea’s Moon Jae-in agreed in letters to restore relations, improving the prospects for a breakthrough in an extended stalemate in nuclear talks. The two countries released what appeared to be coordinated statements on Tuesday calling for reconciliation on the peninsula, with state media in Pyongyang saying they agreed “to make a big ...

Bloomberg The Biden administration has asked Congress for $1 billion to bring Afghans who helped American forces during the two-decade war in their country to the US, and there is bipartisan support to provide the money, according to people familiar with the matter. The money would be included in an emergency measure chiefly intended to provide heightened security on Capitol ...

Bloomberg The UK government is planning to press ahead with its flagship Sizewell C nuclear project even without Chinese funding, according to a person familiar with the situation. The proposed 20 billion-pound ($27.5 billion) plant in eastern England is still viable, despite the government exploring ways to remove state-owned China General Nuclear Power Corp from all future projects in the ...

Bloomberg Credit Suisse Group AG is pushing deeper into China with plans to extend underwriting of initial public offerings (IPOs) even as markets are roiled by Beijing’s crackdown on the booming financial technology and private education industries. The Swiss lender plans to sponsor initial public offerings (IPOs) on the Nasdaq-like Star Market Board in Shanghai, Tim Tu, head of the ...

Bloomberg Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) raised C$1.75 billion ($1.39 billion) in its inaugural sale of limited recourse capital notes (LRCNs), taking advantage of the fast growing market for the Canadian dollar-denominated hybrid securities first sold one year ago. Toronto-Dominion, Canada’s largest bank by assets, priced the transaction at the tight end of guidance after drawing orders covering the offering by more ...