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A landslide on the outskirts of Ivory Coast's main city of Abidjan in the early hours of Thursday caused by heavy rains killed at least 13 people, the defence minister said.

Investor interested in buying Stefanel are invited to submit expressions of interest for the assets of the troubled Italian clothing group by midnight on July 1, the company's temporary administrator said on Thursday.

A group of 27 leading executives added to calls for Canada to ease coronavirus-led air restrictions in a letter published in the country's Globe and Mail newspaper on Thursday.

Italian luxury brand Valentino and Internet giant Amazon have filed a joint lawsuit against New York-based Kaitlyn Pan Group for allegedly counterfeiting Valentino shoes and offering them for sale online.

Britain warned the European Union on Thursday that it would be difficult to conclude a Brexit free trade deal by the end of the year unless broad agreement had been reached by October.

Argentina farmers have objected to the government's proposal to tie the interest rate of bonds issued in the country's debt restructuring to the country's agricultural exports.

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Maintenance firms and spare parts producers who keep airplanes running are bracing for a decline of up to 75% in sales this year - and more pain to follow - as airlines park or retire thousands of aircraft due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The rebalancing of the oil market has been possible, in part, due to the sharp cutbacks in U.S. shale production. But what happens next for the industry? 

The president of COFCO, China's top state grains, Yu Xubo, has left the company to head China General Technology Group, according to two sources and a company notice.

Iberia has rescheduled deliveries of Airbus A350 and A320neo aircraft, and plans to withdraw 14 older Airbus A340 jets from its fleet, as the coronavirus crisis curbs air travel.

Austrian short-haul budget carrier Level Europe plans to file for insolvency, it said on Thursday, becoming the latest airline casualty of the coronavirus crisis despite the financial might of parent IAG.

(RTTNews) - Oil price rose on Thursday ahead of a meeting between OPEC producers and their allies to discuss their future output strategy.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Thursday underscored the importance of functional U.S.-China ties and urged Beijing to step up its purchases of U.S. goods and services as agreed under a Phase 1 trade deal despite delays caused by the coronavirus.

Level Europe, an Austrian low-cost short-haul airline which is part of the parent group of British Airways, IAG, said in a statement on Thursday that it intends to file for insolvency.

South African retailer TFG said on Thursday it plans to raise 3.95 billion rand ($229.66 million) through a rights offer to lower debt and protect its balance sheet, as profits fell by 1.1% in the year to March 31.

Spain's airport operator Aena cut landing fees and delayed other charges to encourage air traffic resumption after the coronavirus pandemic triggered the grounding of flights worldwide, CEO Maurici Lucena said on Thursday.

South Africa's Sasol Ltd plans to cut jobs and end West African oil operations as part of a business revamp, the petrochemicals producer said on Thursday, adding it had also agreed a deal with lenders to relax borrowing rules.

South Africa's Sasol Ltd will discontinue all oil growth activities in West Africa, the petrochemicals producer said on Thursday, as part of a review of its business and associated workforce structures.

Maintenance firms and spare parts producers who keep airplanes running are bracing for a decline of up to 75% in sales this year - and more pain to follow - as airlines park or retire thousands of aircraft due to the coronavirus pandemic.