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JAL

Delta and American Airlines are jostling to throw money at the perennial problem that is Asia’s largest airline

EADS

In spite of signs the slump in passenger numbers and cargo is stabilising, especially in emerging economies, carriers are still deferring deliveries

British Airways

British Airways and Iberia have done little to resolve the outstanding issue of BA’s calamitous pension deficit during their long negotiations

TPG / Japan Airlines

US interest in JAL is based on the fact that an ‘open skies’ policy with Japan may soon be agreed

British Airways

Chief executive Willie Walsh is fighting for the airline’s survival but, in spite of merger hopes, strong headwinds abound

Fiat / Chrysler

Sergio Marchionne, now boss of both Fiat and Chrysler, has announced ambitious plans for a turnround

Transurban

Public equity markets no longer see the point of listed infrastructure companies, which multiplied in the years leading up the crunch

GM / Opel

A measure of commonsense has broken out after seven months of wrangling over the future of General Motors’ Opel/Vauxhall business

Berkshire Hathaway

Warren Buffett’s $44bn cash-and-shares deal is one almighty bet on the US economic recovery

BMW

The auto trade is becoming a tale of two industries, carmakers that benefit from cash-for-clunkers schemes, and those that do not

Ford

Ryanair

Auto technology grab

Eurocars, US plants

Ferrovial / Gatwick

Volvo / Geely

GM Europe

National Express 2

National Express

Royal Mail strike

Container shipping

PPR spin-offs

British Airways

US airlines

Cruise operators