EU to investigate BA-AA alliance
September 1st, 2008 piotr zukowskiThe European Union has opened an anti-trust investigation into a revenue-sharing deal between BA, American Airlines and Iberia.
The European Union has opened an anti-trust investigation into a revenue-sharing deal between BA, American Airlines and Iberia.
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conditions are easing in the mortgage market.
Buy-to-let mortgage lending has fallen by 18 per cent this year, the Council
of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said this week. There were 144,600 new buy-to-let
loans in the first half of the year, down from 176,500 in the second half of
last year.
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the 5.5 million households facing fuel poverty this winter, campaigners said
today.
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Credit unions, which offer savings and loans to local communities, are to be
reformed next year to encourage more people to use them.