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Mondelez Appoints New Management For Russian Operations

Mondelez put new management in place at its profitable Russian business this week, internal memos seen by Reuters show.

Europe Gains Powers To Tackle Supply Chain Emergencies

European Union countries and lawmakers have agreed to rules which aim to prevent a supply chain crisis.

Freight Through Suez Canal Down 45% Since Houthi Attacks

Freight going through the Suez Canal has dropped by 45% in the two months since attacks by Yemen's Houthis led shipping groups to divert freight.

Carlsberg's Right To Sell Baltika Beer Abroad Revoked By Russian Court

Carlsberg has no right to sell the beer brand of its former local partner in some international markets, a Russian court has ruled.

Proposed Tariffs Jump To Cut Ukraine 2024 Sowing Areas, Traders Say

Plans by Ukraine's national railways to raise transport tariffs will lead to increased losses for farmers, a new reduction in planted areas and lower expor...

Irish Consumer Sentiment Edges Up For Second Successive Month

Muted Irish consumer sentiment edged slightly higher for the second successive month in November on falling energy prices and growing hopes that interest r...

Ukraine Raises Grain Deliveries To Black Sea Ports

The number of rail wagons heading to the ports of Ukraine's Odessa region continued to rise over the past week thanks to the successful operation of the al...

Shell Q3 Profit Drops To $6.2bn, Group Boosts Buybacks

Shell reported on Thursday a 34% annual drop in third-quarter profit to $6.2 billion as energy prices cooled, with strong trading of liquefied natural gas...