Tankers carrying Russian oil must show they have adequate cover when passing through European waters
Federal authorities move to quell disquiet over aerial phenomena
Overproduction of vessels after 2022 energy crisis and delays to gas projects weigh on market to ship fuel
Flurry of recent open access applications could be a sign companies think the rules could become less favourable
UK airport forecasts record December as United Airlines expects festive surge
Study shows it’s possible to increase capacity from 1,800 travellers an hour to nearly 5,000, says HS1
Price of extending high-speed rail line into central London set out in confidential government documents
Advisers help navigate the competition and antitrust concerns for association promoting low-carbon marine fuels
We compare the offering of some leading airlines
Toshiaki Higashihara says jobs at Newton Aycliffe site near Durham cannot be guaranteed without increased demand
Ruling in Texas injects culture war into one of the country’s most significant corporate prosecutions
Next companies to return to public control will be c2c and Greater Anglia under UK government plans
Bringing franchises into public ownership is risky given some routes are just harder to run well and face legacy issues
InPost chief Rafał Brzoska says company could spend more than €1bn on acquisitions
Lesser-known side hustles are becoming significant profit drivers at some European carriers
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Move by Labour government will trigger a wave of state takeovers in the struggling, cash-strapped sector
Ex-supply chain manager fined £123,500 by FCA for breaching market abuse rules
Low-cost carrier’s profits rise as it flags ‘positive’ outlook
Stockholm steps up probe after two lines were cut in Baltic Sea
Police refuse to rule out terrorism as possible cause after recent fires in packages sent from Baltic state
Founder loses control to US distressed debt investor Mudrick Capital with debt to equity swap
French private equity group Ardian says groups it invests in need to have a ‘growth plan’
If mobility companies want to avoid obstacles and bans, they would be advised to help local authorities enforce road rules
South terminal reopened after army ordnance disposal unit investigated suspicious package
