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European planemaker Airbus SE said on Friday it is extending furlough programs for 5,300 of its employees in Spain and the United Kingdom in its latest effort to cope with the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Brazilian government on Friday published new guidelines for meatpackers after a spike of COVID-19 cases at food plants, including keeping workers at least one meter apart, but labor prosecutors criticized the steps as inadequate.

In trading on Friday, shares of Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd (Symbol: OR) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $9.29, changing hands as high as $9.63 per share. Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd shares are currently trading up about 6.2% on the day. The chart below shows the o

Aeromexico is analyzing its options for an orderly restructuring of short and medium term financial commitments, the Mexican airline said on Friday, adding that it had not decided whether to seek Chapter 11 protections in the United States.

Shares in Aeromexico were down 5.4% on Friday after a newspaper column said the Mexican airline was preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States due to the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

Turkish Airlines resumed flights to the United States on Friday after more than two months, as Turkey eases restrictions against the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Canada is overhauling its temporary foreign worker program, a government spokeswoman said on Friday, after coronavirus outbreaks on Ontario farms sickened hundreds and led Mexico to demand assurances of proper safeguards.

Ivory Coast's domestic cocoa traders' association (GNI) has asked multinationals, which have a monopoly on fairtrade certified cocoa contracts, to increase the volume of certified beans GNI can export, a letter seen by Reuters showed on Friday.

Shares in Aeromexico fell 6.6% on Friday after a newspaper column claimed the Mexican airline was preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States.

EU antitrust regulators have suspended their investigation into Air Canada's bid for Canadian tour operator and carrier Transat AT Inc while waiting for the companies to provide data sought by the enforcers.

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A surge in Canadian aluminium imports "is destroying what remains of the United States industry". The dramatic warning comes from the American Primary Aluminum Association (APAA), which represents Century Aluminum and Magnitude 7 Metals, two of the last three remaining primary producers in the United States.

An independent director and member of Luckin Coffee Inc's audit committee has resigned, the embattled coffee chain said on Friday, less than three months after his appointment.

With or without China, world wheat stocks are set to reach a new high by mid-2021, though record demand should prevent supplies from becoming too burdensome.

Lufthansa could let its Belgian subsidiary Brussels Airlines go bankrupt or sell it, La Libre newspaper reported on Friday, citing anonymous sources at the airline.

Indonesia announced a tax break on Friday for manufacturers of personal protective equipment and household antiseptic products used during the coronavirus outbreak.

European Union leaders began the process of approving an unprecedented stimulus package for their coronavirus-ravaged economies on Friday, aware of the need to deliver help quickly, but still divided over its final size and terms.

Thailand's government on Friday signed a 290 billion baht ($9.36 billion) agreement with a consortium of local firms to upgrade and expand U-Tapao airport and its surrounds and turn it into a third international gateway for Bangkok.

Brought to Spain on a special flight amid the coronavirus lockdown, some 250 Uruguayan sheep shearers race against time to shear millions of Spanish sheep as the sweltering summer temperatures hit.

Around 6.4 million Indonesians have lost their jobs due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and new rounds of layoffs are likely to hit Southeast Asia's biggest economy by August, the country's chamber of commerce and industry (Kadin) said.