Mexico says NAFTA rules of origin for autos will change
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Thursday that the country had to be realistic about the rules of origin for automobiles under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), saying that the current level wi…
Airlines, flight schools try to lure pilots with cheaper – or free – training
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – In 2014, Danny Perna found himself caught up in the global shortage of pilots that has vexed airlines from China to the United States.
South Korea weighs options for GM Korea: finance minister
SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea is considering several options regarding General Motors Co’s operations in the country, the finance minister said on Friday after the U.S. automaker called for cooperation over its restructuring efforts.
Asia hit by fresh Wall St. falls, China stocks reach multi-month lows
TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian stocks fell on Friday, with Chinese shares slipping to multi-month lows after Wall Street shares dropped again in the face of rapidly-rising bond yields, while perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc were in demand.
Asia stocks pummeled by new Wall St. slide, safe havens in demand
TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian stocks tumbled to two-month lows on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide in the face of rapidly-rising bond yields, with perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc in demand amid the turmoil.
Oil falls for sixth day as supply fears mount
TOKYO (Reuters) – Oil prices fell for a sixth day on Friday after Iran announced plans to boost production and U.S. crude output hit record highs, adding to concerns about a sharp rise in global supplies.
Airlines complain about Mexico passenger arrival fee increase
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Aviation industry groups are pressing Mexico’s government to reverse a January fee increase for international passengers arriving in Mexico City, claiming it is hurting the airlines and the country’s economic competitiveness.
U.S. stocks selloff: Will machines make it worse?
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Machine-guided, numbers-obsessed fund managers could cause U.S. stock prices to weaken further as they adjust to the return of wild gyrations in global markets.
Exclusive: U.S. gunmaker Remington seeks financing to file for bankruptcy: sources
(Reuters) – Remington Outdoor Company Inc, one of the largest U.S. makers of firearms, has reached out to banks and credit investment funds in search of financing that will allow it to file for bankruptcy, people familiar with the matter said on Thursd…
U.S. oil falls for sixth day as supply fears mount
TOKYO (Reuters) – U.S. oil prices fell for a sixth day on Friday after Iran announced plans to boost production and U.S. crude output hit record highs, adding to concerns about a sharp rise in global supplies.
