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Southwest Airlines’ recent meltdown exposed an over-reliance on aging crew-assignment software SkySolver, forcing the company to return to manual scheduling — The airline industry is long overdue for…
Gas price prompts Fjord Line to convert LNG ships to dual-fuel
Energy crisis has led to “non-sustainable” financial situation for ropax owner
March of LNG and methanol fuelling uptake set to roll on in 2023, DNV says
But more specialised bunker vessels will be needed to service newbuildings already contracted
Tory MP wears stab jacket to meet constituents
Virginia Crosbie said she wears the protective garment during face-to-face meetings with local voters.
Benedict’s admirers keep streaming to Vatican to honour him
For a second day, lines of people wanting to honour Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI ‘s service to the Catholic church snaked around St. Peter’s Square on Tuesday to view the late retired pontiff’s body.
China Media Plays Down Covid Severity As WHO Seeks Details On Outbreak
State media in China played down the severity of a surge of COVID-19 infections ahead of an expected briefing on Tuesday by its scientists to the World Health Organization, which is hoping for a “detailed discussion” on the evolution of the virus.
Japan to offer families £6,394 per child to move out of Tokyo
Japan is set to offer families up to £6,394 per child to move out of Tokyo as part of efforts to combat population concentration in the capital.
You Cannot Escape Cybersecurity
Many companies don’t realize just how intertwined we are with our suppliers nowadays. Most of the software and data we rely upon today are no longer on our devices; they are in someone else’s server, data center or cloud.
China calls Covid curbs on travellers ‘unacceptable’, threatens retaliation
China has described the extension of international restrictions on travellers from its territory as “unacceptable” as countries including France, Japan, India and the United States impose Covid controls on visitors from the world’s most populous nation.
Benedict’s admirers flock to Vatican to pay their last respects
The remains of former Pontiff Benedict XVI will lie in state at St Peter’s Basilica for another two days before his funeral takes place on Thursday.