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Ryanair considers freezing wages amid rising fuel expenses
The airline is evaluating its spending and may halt salary increases because higher fuel prices are cutting into earnings.
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Ryanair
Ryanair reports quarterly results and updates 2027 outlook
Ryanair Holdings posted GAAP earnings per share of €1.54 and revenue of €5.7 billion. The airline also revised its financial outlook for fiscal year 2027.
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Ryanair Holdings Q2 earnings top analyst estimates
Ryanair Holdings reported second-quarter earnings per share of $3.63, exceeding the $3.49 estimate. Revenue came in at $6.67 billion, surpassing the expected $6.47 billion.
Apollo
Apollo starts 11 billion euro credit fund with Abu Dhabi support
Apollo Global Management introduced a 10 billion euro European lending vehicle with backing from major global investors, including Abu Dhabi.
Castrol Sale
BP completes Castrol sale to Stonepeak, keeps 35 percent stake
BP closed its sale of Castrol to Stonepeak, retaining a 35 percent stake with an option to sell after a two-year lock-up. The company received $6 billion in after-tax proceeds to reduce financial obligations.
LNG Canada
Blackstone group to invest $3.1B in Mitsubishi LNG unit
A Blackstone-led investor group has agreed to provide $3.1 billion for a 49.9 percent non-controlling stake in a Mitsubishi Corporation subsidiary that holds its LNG Canada assets.
Nio
NIO adds 34,246 cars to fleet in October
The automaker reported 34,246 unit sales for the month. Total year-to-date volume climbed 38.5 percent to 334,547 units.
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