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AirAsia seeks dual listing in Asean

South-east Asia’s largest low-cost airline is considering a secondary listing in Thailand, which could lead to a merger of AirAsia with its Thai and Indonesian affiliates

Berlin forces up Emirates’ business fares

Berlin has forced Emirates to raise the prices of business class tickets on flights out Germany as concerns about the Middle East’s largest airline grow as it expands into continental Europe

Computer glitch causes US flight delays

A glitch in the computer system that processes US flight plan data causes delays in the US but safety has not been compromised, according to the FAA

Fuel hedges weigh on Air France

Air France-KLM, Europe’s largest airline, unveils a net loss of €147m in its second quarter after suffering a further drop in revenues from its cargo operations and large hedging losses

Emirates forced to raise prices by Berlin

The German government has forced Dubai's Emirates airline to charge more for business class tickets on flights out of Germany to destinations in Asia and South Africa...

Bombardier chosen by SNCF

The Canadian train and aircraft maker confirmed that the French rail group had picked it as the preferred bidder for a contract to supply suburban and regional train sets

Metals follow gold's lead to hit new highs

Gold extended its record-breaking run yesterday while silver, platinum, palladium and copper reached fresh highs for the year, and the Baltic Dry's rally accelerated...

CMA CGM to restructure debts

The world’s third-largest container shipping line still needs an urgent restructuring of its debts and supplier contracts in spite of returning to profit on a key route, said a senior executive for Marseilles-based CMA CGM

Delta woos JAL with $1bn aid package

Delta Air Lines sweetened its offer of financial support to Japan Airlines, while US buy-out group TPG could inject as much as $1bn into the Japanese carrier

Businesses told of rising risk

Companies that operate abroad face increased risks to their investments in 2010 as the impact of the recession creates new challenges

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