Sweden’s Saab says UAE plans to buy two new surveillance aircraft
The United Arab Emirates intends to buy two additional GlobalEye aircraft for surveillance from Saab , the Swedish defense firm said on Tuesday, lifting its shares by 3%.
Qantas challenges Airbus, Boeing to offer better deal on ultra-long haul jets
Qantas has asked Airbus and Boeing for a better deal on planes capable of non-stop Sydney-London flights before deciding whether to place an order.
PSA trade unions give the nod to merger with Fiat
The majority of unions representing workers at Peugeot maker PSA are in favour of a planned $50 billion merger with Fiat Chrysler , PSA executives and union representatives said.
Home Depot cuts 2019 sales forecast, shares fall
Home Depot Inc cut its full year sales forecast on Tuesday, saying it was taking longer than expected for its investments to integrate its online and in-store shopping experience to pay off.
One week in, Netflix’s stock is weathering Disney+
Wall Street’s reaction so far to Walt Disney Co’s long-awaited streaming service suggests investors believe the competition may not be as crushing as expected for entertainment rival Netflix Inc .
Ghana and Boeing sign provisional order for three 787 Dreamliners at Dubai Airshow
The Republic of Ghana and Boeing signed a provisional order for three 787-9 Dreamliners on Tuesday at the Dubai Airshow.
Emirates says size of Boeing 777x order depends on delivery schedule
Emirates still intends to take the 150 Boeing 777X jets it had ordered, but that could change depending on the delivery schedule, its president said on Tuesday.
Saudi airline flynas signs order for 10 Airbus A321XLR jets
Flynas has signed an order for 10 long-range Airbus A321XLR jets, the Saudi budget airline said at the Dubai Airshow on Tuesday.
What trade war? Chinese companies wow with third-quarter report card
The top 200 Chinese companies spanning consumer, technology, industrial, property and financial industries reported September quarter earnings well ahead of market expectations, setting them up for a strong showing next year, analysts said.
Oil slips to $62 as trade talks drag on
Oil fell for a second day on Tuesday, dropping to around $62 a barrel on limited progress towards resolving the U.S.-China trade dispute, higher-than-expected Norwegian oil output and forecasts of rising U.S. crude inventories.
