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At a meeting in France last week, Airbus executives reportedly said they expect new orders to top 700 in 2016, about 35% below the number of new orders the company added last year.
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The absence of a decision to freeze oil production at a meeting of some of the world's largest oil-producing nations has scuttled the most promising chance to push crude prices higher.
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On Saturday, Iran's official news agency reported that a delegation from Boeing will visit the country.
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Boeing has received the go-ahead from the U.S. government to resume talking to approved Iranian carriers about possible sales.
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According to the ratings agency Moody's, Iran is fiscally and structurally well placed to come back into the global economic scene.
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Now that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that Iran has completed the “preparatory steps” that lead to the lifting of economic sanctions against the country, there are...
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Security researchers have identified 25 faked LinkedIn accounts linked to an Iran-based threat group.
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Konstantin von Wedelstaedt / Wikimedia CommonsBefore the 1979 revolution, Iran Air was probably the premier air carrier in the Middle East. The company flew a 747-SP on a daily non-stop, 11-hour...
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ThinkstockWTI crude oil for August delivery fell to a daily low of $49.93 on Monday afternoon, the first time since early April that WTI crude has fallen that low. The price bounced back above $50...
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Wikimedia CommonsIran remains a hot button issue for the West, although the situation has been very slowly deflating. Many public and private companies alike make disclosures in filings with the U.S....
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Iraq is getting out of control, and with no U.S. presence there, the terrorists or insurgents (or whatever you want to call them) are making serious headway to capture cities and disrupt oil exports....
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ThinkstockSometimes strange things happen in local court cases against large multinational companies that are based in the United States and elsewhere. Reports are out, sourcing the ISNA news outlet,...
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Wikimedia CommonsThe U.S. Treasury Department on Friday issued a license to Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) allowing the company to sell airplane parts to Iran. The license is related to the deal between the...
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ThinkstockThis weekend’s deal with Iran could be a monumental shift of the international tides. Unfortunately, it could also be a monumental mistake as some international leaders have voiced. 24/7...
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When nations go to war, the so-called military industrial complex is generally considered to be the real winner when it comes to the economic side of the equation. Warfare is a very costly business,...
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