Category: Business

  • Europe’s ports will want $7.9 billion to help offshore wind: Report

    Europe’s ports will want $7.9 billion to help offshore wind: Report

    This photo shows wind turbine parts at a port in Ostend, Belgium. Philippe Clément/Arterra | Universal Images Group | Getty Images European ports will require new infrastructure and significant investment over the next few years to cope with the growth of the region’s offshore wind sector, according to a new report from industry body WindEurope.…

  • Shares commerce decrease as nation for ‘complete’ lockdown

    Shares commerce decrease as nation for ‘complete’ lockdown

    A man wearing a facemask as a protection against Covid-19 walks past two Malaysian flags in capital city Kuala Lumpur. Faris Hadziq | SOPA Images | LightRocket via Getty Images Stocks in Malaysia fell in early Monday trade as the government announced a nationwide “total lockdown” to curb the rapidly rising daily Covid-19 infections in…

  • Why polyester is an issue for the business

    Why polyester is an issue for the business

    Fashion has a polyester problem. It’s the most widely-used clothing fiber in the world, but as a synthetic material made from plastic, polyester needs a lot of energy to produce and is highly water and air polluting, according to the Council of Fashion Designers of America. The fashion industry is trying to tackle the issue,…

  • With theme parks set to rebound, journey advisors share journey ideas

    With theme parks set to rebound, journey advisors share journey ideas

    Social media personalities Dixie D’Amelio and Noah Beck at Disney California Adventure Park at the Disneyland Resort on May 2, 2021 in Anaheim, California. Handout | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images The Covid pandemic made the past 14 months a literal roller coaster of a ride for both theme parks and their fans. Parks…

  • The sequel to ‘A Quiet Place’ has the best pandemic on the opening weekend

    The sequel to ‘A Quiet Place’ has the best pandemic on the opening weekend

    Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe star in “A Quiet Place Part II”. Paramount The box office was anything but quiet at the weekend. John Krasinski’s “A Quiet Place Part II”, the sequel to his directorial debut from 2018, grossed $ 48.4 million so far over the weekend, the highest of any film released…

  • “Shang-Chi” might be the subsequent “Black Panther” to hit the field workplace

    “Shang-Chi” might be the subsequent “Black Panther” to hit the field workplace

    Simu Liu plays Shang-Chi in Marvel’s “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”. Disney If Hollywood needed a sign that different content was selling, it got one in 2018. It started with the blockbuster “Black Panther” which broke the box office records and won three of the six Academy Awards for which it was…

  • Unruly habits from passengers has by no means been this dangerous: Union chief

    Unruly habits from passengers has by no means been this dangerous: Union chief

    Incidents of unruly behavior from airplane passengers has risen to an unprecedented level this year, union leader Sara Nelson told CNBC on Friday, the start of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. “This is an environment that we just haven’t seen before, and we can’t wait for it to be over,” the president of the Association of…

  • Fb, Twitter and a social future that’s more and more audio

    Fb, Twitter and a social future that’s more and more audio

    When the country was hit by pandemic lockdowns in the spring of 2020, there were concerns that the booming podcast business might take a hiatus – the dramatic drop in commuters meant fewer people were listening along the way. The number of podcast downloads initially decreased by 10% between February 25 and March 25. Instead…

  • AMC, Ulta Magnificence, Finest Purchase, HP and extra

    AMC, Ulta Magnificence, Finest Purchase, HP and extra

    Check out the companies that are making headlines in mid-day trading. AMC Entertainment – AMC Entertainment’s shares are in the middle of a roller coaster ride on Friday as they fell 5% after a 38% rally. By noon, over 360 million shares had been trading, more than three times the 30-day average. Shares have already…

  • Excessive costs, few reductions and low stock await automotive customers

    Excessive costs, few reductions and low stock await automotive customers

    Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images Car shoppers hoping to cash in on Memorial Day weekend sales events may want to rein in their expectations. On top of reduced inventory due to a shortage of microchips — key parts needed for today’s autos to operate — and unrelenting consumer demand pushing prices higher, there…