European wheat prices hit a contract low in late trade on Thursday, pressured by hefty global supplies and a slight fall on U.S. markets.
A Virginia distillery is toasting the end of a lawsuit alleging that it improperly tried to pass off American whiskey as Scotch.
An investigation into charitable donations made by mining giant Ferrexpo that were allegedly misappropriated has ended, with the company saying no one from the business was to blame.
Meat Industry Ireland (MII), the association which represents the meat processing sector in Ireland, has said this morning that the continued 'blockading' of beef processing plants across the country has already forced companies into staff lay-offs and, if this coordinated illegal disruption continues, further significant staff lay-offs in the coming days are inevitable.
Egypt's coastal city of Alexandria, which has survived invasions, fires and earthquakes since it was founded by Alexander the Great more than 2,000 years ago, now faces a new menace in the form of climate change.
The trade war finally caught up with US crude oil exports to China, but this doesn't mean that US crude flows to East-Asia will dry up all of a sudden. It's been a year since the China-US trade war began, and up until this last week, China had refrained from slapping import tariffs on US...
Mr Kipling maker Premier Foods has named Alex Whitehouse as its new boss, after its previous chief was ousted earlier this year following a vicious boardroom battle.
