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BRUSSELS, Sept 16 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- A planned nighttime strike by air traffic controllers at Belgium's Charleroi Airport is expected to disrupt 832 flights and affect up to 300,000 passengers, authorities said Tuesday, Anadolu Ajansi (AA) reported.
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Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay $385 million to settle U.S. allegations related to poor manufacturing practices at two facilities, including one involving an investigation of a contaminated facility…
Travelers living in Korea’s southern provinces have long endured a frustrating routine before most of their trips abroad: boarding a high-speed train or driving hours north just to catch a flight at…
THE government has extended the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) campaign through the end of 2027, giving the global tourism market more time to recover from continuing disruptions in the Strait of…
European Union member states will push for more free carbon allowances for major industries to better protect companies struggling with tough global competition and rising energy costs.
ESG is moving beyond reputation and disclosure. For businesses operating in increasingly scrutinised environments, responsible practices are becoming essential to read more ESG is becoming a license…
Oracle's headcount in India has fallen to an estimated 27,000 employees, according to industry reports, as the technology company continues to trim jobs it considers routine while redirecting spending…
