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Italy's Alitalia pushes back relaunch date over makeup of board of directors
ROME, Sept. 29 (Xinhua) -- The formal relaunch of struggling Italian airline Alitalia has been delayed.
Ultra-compact cars are making electric mobility cheaper than ever
These "shoeboxes on wheels" come with just 70km of electric range and a top speed of 45km/h. You don’t need much more for daily driving in the city.
Telecom bankruptcies totalling US$6b left hanging as India’s ministries argue
NEW DELHI: Bickering among Indian government ministries and a deferred top court decision on the sale of bankrupt telecom companies’ rights to use mobile phone spectrum has derailed the resolution of the industry’s biggest bankruptcies, leaving banks waiting for $5.7 billion in payments.
Arrest warrant for JMM president cancelled after he turns up in court
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The warrant of arrest against Datuk Azwanddin Hamzah, who had previously failed to attend the committal proceeding filed against him by former primary industries minister Teresa Kok, has been revoked by the High Court here, on Friday (Sept 25).
Maintain trust in business
A letter from DR AIMAN NARIMAN MOHD SULAIMAN, Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws, International Islamic University Malaysia
Fiorentina's Boateng moves to Berlusconi's Monza
(Reuters) - Fiorentina midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has moved to Monza AC, the Italian second-tier club owned by former AC Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi, Italian media reported on Thursday.
Australia to overhaul bankruptcy laws to help firms over COVID-19
SYDNEY: Australia on Thursday unveiled its biggest shakeup in bankruptcy laws in nearly three decades, allowing businesses to trade while insolvent and take more control over debt restructuring, in a bid to help firms through the coronavirus crisis.
Garuda boss says bankruptcy is off the table
JAKARTA: The head of Indonesia’s flag carrier said better terms on aircraft loans will help it avoid falling into bankruptcy as the nation grapples with surging coronavirus cases.
Creditors take action against UAE's Al Jaber in decade-long saga
DUBAI: Creditors have started to enforce claims against Abu Dhabi-based Al Jaber Group, in a dispute triggered by a construction downturn in the United Arab Emirates more than a decade ago.
