British Airways profits plummet
November 7th, 2008 piotr zukowskiHalf-year profits at British Airways fall 91.6% to £52m, with the airline blaming “incredibly difficult trading conditions”.
Half-year profits at British Airways fall 91.6% to £52m, with the airline blaming “incredibly difficult trading conditions”.
Entertainment company Walt Disney reports lower-than-expected fourth-quarter results as consumer confidence falls.
Tribune may end up holding 50% or more of the Chicago Cubs baseball franchise as the credit crunch stalled sales talks.
AIG is trying to persuade the Fed to ease terms of an $85 billion loan agreement, as financial pressures on the insurance company mount.
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Western Union is among companies that remain highly regarded by the MSN Money CAPS community despite being beaten down over the past month.
Among them: Where do people go when they lose their homes? Do we have too many houses? And why on earth are we still building new ones anyway?
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