Air travel approaching peak levels
The global demand for air travel increased less sharply in February than in January. This is reported by UN-based IATA association. The growth in passenger transport amounted to…
Continue ReadingLords are considering Brexit procrastination
The British House of Lords has begun the debate on a bill to exclude a hard Brexit on April 12. The House of Commons approved the proposal earlier…
Continue ReadingUS services sector is growing less rapidly
Business in the US services sector grew less strongly in March than a month earlier. ISM research institute announced this. The purchasing managers’ index, the measure of activity,…
Continue ReadingMarch was positive for EU service economy
Activity in the services sector in the euro zone grew slightly faster in March. That emerges from definitive figures from market researcher Markit. The purchasing managers’ index, which…
Continue ReadingBAM is renovating Jesus College in Oxford
BAM has been selected for the renovation and expansion of Jesus College in Oxford. The construction company reports that the job for the part of the renowned Oxford…
Continue ReadingBarnier: Britons responsible for no deal
Could Britain leave the EU without agreements, that would be the responsibility of the United Kingdom. A so-called no-deal brexit is becoming more likely every day, EU chief…
Continue ReadingConcessions offered to Brussels on Thyssen-Krupp and Tata Steel merge
Thyssen-Krupp and Tata Steel have offered concessions to the European Commission for approval of the intended merger of their European steel activities. A spokesperson for the committee announced…
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