Economy
Boeing shares were hammered Thursday after a top company official predicted another quarter of meager plane deliveries, likely resulting in negative cash for all of 2024. But on Thursday, West withdrew that forecast, indicating the company would likely have negative cash generation for the year.
Sales of new US homes were weaker than analysts expected in April, government data showed Thursday, with slower mortgage demand appearing to bog down the number of transactions. While sales data can be volatile and revised later, the April selling pace was lower than the first quarter average of 653,000, noted Rubeela Farooqi, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics.
The EU on Thursday slapped a 337.5 million euro ($366 million) fine on Mondelez, the US confectioner behind major brands including Toblerone and Oreo, for forcing consumers to pay more by restricting cross-border sales.
In whale-motif jacket, shirt and tie plus a whale-shaped hat, Hideki Tokoro shows off Japan's new whaling "mothership", the Kangei Maru -- slicing blades, butchery deck, freezers and all. Japan also wants to resume hunting fin whales, the world's second-biggest animal after the blue whale.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a new guideline to Bureau de Change Operators, asking them to re-apply for new operational licenses.
At a factory in Finland, the "farmers of the future" are making a new food protein by feeding a microbe air and electricity, proving that protein can be produced without traditional agriculture. But at Solar Foods' recently opened factory outside Helsinki, scientists are using new technology to grow protein out of cells using air and electricity.
The Nigerian foreign exchange market has seen an increase in the supply of forex, leading to the recovery of the naira for three consecutive days.
Republican former president Donald Trump once dubbed himself a "Tariff Man" seeking to boost government coffers. He has vowed to reverse President Joe Biden's electric vehicle subsidies as well, among other moves.
G7 finance ministers gather in Italy on Thursday for a three-day meeting dominated by plans to use Russian assets to help Ukraine, as well as new sanctions on Moscow and the commercial threat posed by China.
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