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relates to Finnair Grounds Bulk of Its Flights Ahead of Finnish Strike
industries
Finnair Grounds Bulk of Its Flights Ahead of Finnish Strike
By Leo Laikola
Finnair Oyj canceled the “vast majority” of flights set to depart from its Helsinki hub during a two-day strike this week.
January 29, 2024
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business
European Firms Say S. Africa’s Poor Utilities Deter Investment
By Gemma Gatticchi
European businesses are delaying investment in South Africa because of poor power and water supply and the costs of complying with Black economic empowerment legislation, representatives of an industry body said.
November 11, 2020
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business
Apple Court Triumph Forces Tough Choice for EU’s Tax Crusade
By Aoife White and Stephanie Bodoni
September 20, 2020
relates to Booze, Video Games and Soap Thrive in Lockdown: Earnings Wrap
technology
Booze, Video Games and Soap Thrive in Lockdown: Earnings Wrap
By Sam Unsted
Drinking cocktails, playing video games and washing hands during the coronavirus lockdowns boosted earnings at some European companies, while the disruption the pharmaceutical industry has faced from the outbreak is becoming more clear.
July 23, 2020
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green
Single-Use Plastics Like Polystyrene Make a Comeback in Pandemic
By Andrew Marc Noel and Janice Kew
A renewed commitment to hygiene is propping up sales of previously out-of-favor plastics like polystyrene, as consumers relegate environmental priorities while trying to stay clear of the coronavirus.
May 1, 2020
relates to Going Green Could Be Antidote as Market Turns Red: Taking Stock
markets
Going Green Could Be Antidote as Market Turns Red: Taking Stock
By Michael Msika
Concern about an economic slowdown has struck equities hard in the past three days. Amid the bloodbath, utilities -- perceived as safer -- have fared better than others. While the sector is up 17% for the year, it masks strong winners and losers within it. Renewables in particular have outperformed, given that many European governments are looking to boost spending on tackling climate change.
October 4, 2019
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politics
Brussels Edition: The Big Test
By Viktoria Dendrinou and Jonathan Stearns
Welcome to the Brussels Edition, Bloomberg’s daily briefing on what matters most in the heart of the European Union. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every weekday morning.
July 11, 2019
relates to Bloomberg's Week in Pictures
business
Bloomberg's Week in Pictures
China's Xi Jinping speaks during the opening of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, protesters attend a vigil to demand the release of imprisoned Catalonian separatist leaders, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wows the crowds in Toronto.
October 20, 2017
relates to Finnish Food-Packaging Maker Says Its India Pain Is Over
markets
Finnish Food-Packaging Maker Says Its India Pain Is Over
By Raine Tiessalo
Finnish food-packaging maker Huhtamaki Oyj says demand in its biggest Asian market is recovering, eliminating a key drag on the shares.
October 10, 2017
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technology
Taking on the World, One Paper Cup at a Time
By Niclas Rolander
Finland’s Huhtamaki Oyj is on the hunt for acquisitions - possibly even a large-scale deal - as the world’s biggest listed food-packaging company seeks to expand in new countries and build on profitable North American operations.
June 3, 2016