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Rio Tinto signals no rush to revive Glencore deal as standstill ends

Rio Tinto signals no rush to revive Glencore deal as standstill ends

By Melanie Burton MELBOURNE, Aug 4 (Reuters) - A freeze on Rio Tinto approaching Glencore for a takeover expires this week, but people who have been briefed by top executives don't expect any fresh tie-up talks for now as CEO Simon Trott focuses on cost cuts and asset sales.
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WestJet resumes operations after tentative deal ends cabin crew strike

WestJet resumes operations after tentative deal ends cabin crew strike

By Rajesh Kumar Singh and Nandan Mandayam Aug 3 (Reuters) - WestJet said on Monday it was gradually resuming operations after reaching a tentative agreement with its flight attendants, ending a strike that caused hundreds of cancellations during a Canadian holiday weekend.
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Fortescue Increases Ore Production by 3% Amidst Global Demand

Fortescue Increases Ore Production by 3% Amidst Global Demand

Fortescue Increases Ore Production by 3% Amidst Global Demand
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WestJet flight attendants go on strike after talks fall through, grounding flights

WestJet flight attendants go on strike after talks fall through, grounding flights

By Sumedha Mukherjee and Shubham Kalia Aug 2 (Reuters) - Flight attendants at Canada's WestJet went on strike on Sunday after failing to reach a deal with the country's second-largest carrier, grounding flights during the busy summer travel season.
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Bank, healthcare stocks lead Australian shares higher on Iran peace progress

Bank, healthcare stocks lead Australian shares higher on Iran peace progress

By Kumar Tanishk Aug 3 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose on Monday, led by banks, healthcare and gold stocks as U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks on Iran and fresh hopes of reopening the Strait of Hormuz lifted sentiment.
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Indonesia's growth likely slowed in Q2 as consumption, exports weakened

Indonesia's growth likely slowed in Q2 as consumption, exports weakened

By Rahul Trivedi BENGALURU, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia's economy likely lost some momentum in the second quarter as consumer demand slowed after the festive season and net exports provided less support, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
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AC Milan's Perth Visit: Historic Derby and Cultural Impact on Australian Fans

AC Milan's Perth Visit: Historic Derby and Cultural Impact on Australian Fans

AC Milan's Perth Visit: Historic Derby and Cultural Impact on Australian Fans
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Australia's Qantas to exit Jetstar Japan in $52 million share buyback deal

Australia's Qantas to exit Jetstar Japan in $52 million share buyback deal

Aug 4 (Reuters) - Qantas Airways said on Tuesday Jetstar Japan would buy back its 33.32% stake in the budget carrier in an 8.2 billion yen ($52.11 million) deal, paving the way for it to come under Japanese ownership and rebrand under a new name.
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Allegiant pilots ratify two-year deal with carrier

Allegiant pilots ratify two-year deal with carrier

Aug 3 (Reuters) - The Teamsters Union said on Monday that nearly 1,300 pilots at Allegiant Travel have ratified a new two-year collective agreement, securing higher hourly wages as well as improvements to retirement benefits and work rules.
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Australia confirms first mass death of seabirds from H5N1 bird flu

Australia confirms first mass death of seabirds from H5N1 bird flu

CANBERRA, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Australia warned on Monday against the risk of a wider spread of H5N1 bird flu after its first mass mortality episode among seabirds killed about 50 greater crested terns off the coast south of Adelaide.
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Athletics-Kerr caps 'great two weeks' with Commonwealth Games gold on home soil

Athletics-Kerr caps 'great two weeks' with Commonwealth Games gold on home soil

Aug 2 (Reuters) - Scotland's Josh Kerr raced to victory in the men's mile at the Commonwealth Games in front of home fans in Glasgow, clocking three minutes 54.12 seconds on Saturday.
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Soccer-FIFA faces fresh transparency calls after retreat on World Cup sell-off plan

Soccer-FIFA faces fresh transparency calls after retreat on World Cup sell-off plan

Aug 1 (Reuters) - FIFA faced renewed calls for transparency on Saturday after it abruptly shelved plans to sell a stake in the commercial rights to the World Cup, a proposal that triggered fierce backlash from regional confederations that said they had been blindsided.