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30.10.25 - 10:12
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Shell′s profits surpass $43bn after production hits new highs in Brazil and Gulf of Mexico (The Guardian)
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Fossil fuel firm plans to buy back shares for 16th consecutive quarter, as protesters say Shell's profits are 'horror show'Profits at Shell have climbed to more than $43bn for the year so far after fossil fuel production in the Gulf of Mexico reached a 20-year high and production in Brazil set a new record.The oil company reported better than expected earnings of $5.4bn for the third quarter, a 27% increase on the $4.3bn in the previous three-month period – but lower than the $6bn recorded over the same period a year earlier. Continue reading......
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30.10.25 - 03:03
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US Revokes Approval For 13 Mexican Airline Routes, Citing Violations Of Aviation Agreement (ZeroHedge)
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US Revokes Approval For 13 Mexican Airline Routes, Citing Violations Of Aviation Agreement
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Oct. 28 revoked its approval for 13 Mexican airline routes into the United States, citing similar treatment by Mexico that has yet to be addressed.
It also said it was revoking U.S. access for all Mexican “belly cargo” flights that carry both passengers and cargo in and out of Mexico City's Felipe Angeles International Airport.
The order also cancels current or planned flights by Mexican airlines Aeromexico, Volaris, and Viva Aerobus.
In issuing the order, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that Mexico “illegally canceled and froze U.S. carrier flights for three years without consequences.”
The Epoch Times' Melanie Sun goes on to note that the department said Mexico has violated the two nations' bilateral aviation agreement since 2022, when it revoked routes for U.S. passenger carriers and banned U.S. cargo operations from using Mexico City's Ben...
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