Global Business

--Fuel costs passed on to airline carriers and passengers

--Trump hosts Brazil's Lula at the White House

--Argentina probes origin of Andes hantavirus outbreak

--Global investment banks upbeat on China's property market
--China expands measures to make travel easier for foreign visitors
--Iran announces new procedures for safe passage of ships

--Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges Iran to work with Gulf countries

--Airlines trim summer schedule amid high fuel prices

--Hantavirus reaches Europe with case confirmed in Switzerland

--China's Labor Day holiday ends with robust consumer spending
--China's services PMI hits second-highest point in nearly two years, signaling domestic economic recovery is gaining traction
--Oil prices extend losses and stocks rally after US pauses operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

--Washington and Tehran both claim control over Strait of Hormuz

--Chevron CEO warns of physical oil shortages ahead

--EU says ready for "every scenario" on US tariffs