Tens of thousands of passengers at London’s Gatwick airport faced disruptions after a security scare led to the evacuation of the South Terminal due to a “suspected prohibited item” found in a passenger’s baggage. While some flights departed with fewer passengers, others were forced to leave the building and seek shelter in car parks or walk to the North Terminal. Check-in at the South Terminal was suspended for over four hours, causing severe problems for travelers trying to reach the airport via the UK’s busiest airport railway station.
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European companies sound alarm over strong euro
European companies are raising concerns over the euro's significant rise against the dollar, which has surged over 9% to a three-year high, threatening exporters already affected by US tariffs. Major firms like SAP, Porsche, Heineken, and Schneider Electric warn that this strong euro undermines their competitiveness in the US market, with potential profit losses projected in the hundreds of millions. Analysts predict that if the euro continues to strengthen, it could lead to reduced demand...
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