Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren issued a stark warning about the city’s future competitiveness, emphasizing that Chicago risks falling behind other major U.S. regions if it doesn’t embrace large-scale development projects—particularly a new stadium for the NFL team. Speaking at an event hosted by the Economic Club of Chicago, Warren highlighted the importance of a

Nestled between Finland and Russia, 250 miles north of the Arctic Circle, lies the small town of Kirkenes, Norway. Despite its modest size, Kirkenes holds a position of immense strategic value as melting sea ice transforms the Arctic into a potential global shipping route. With its proximity to the most feasible polar shipping path that

Wizz Air Holdings Plc is contemplating offering a new batch of its annual unlimited flight passes after the initial 10,000 sold out within just 48 hours. The Hungary-based low-cost carrier is currently evaluating the potential release of more of its €499 ($556) “All You Can Fly” passes, according to a company spokesperson. The offer, which

Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, is on the brink of securing another significant electric vehicle (EV) battery plant. The province’s economy minister, Vic Fedeli, expressed confidence in capitalizing on the fleeting opportunity to cement the future of its automotive sector. Ontario has already secured commitments for major plants from industry giants such as Stellantis NV,

Brazil’s government has unveiled its aid plan for the country’s top three airlines, with an official announcement expected in the latter half of the year. This plan, aimed at providing financial relief to the struggling aviation sector, has been presented to Azul SA, Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA, and Santiago-based Latam Airlines Group. However, discussions