Round up of those with good profits in face of recession
Three credit crunch jousting knights now: Insurer Amlin’s profits beat expectations at with £137m to play with. They’re slightly incoherent in our new advice video. Burger King made $51 in the last three months – that’s a jump of over 5% - as more of us look for cheap, quick ...
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
Tags: Finance, Food and Drink, Growth, Insurance, job opportunities, leisure, Retail
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August 20th, 2008
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Dreamliner delay costs money and environment
BA, Virgin and First Choice Airways have ordered 97 Boeing Dreamliner jets between them, making the plane a critical component of the UK industry’s new environmentally friendly fleet. Shame then that delivery of the jets will be delayed by over a year as the American maker has to redesign parts. ...
Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
Tags: airline, BA, Gatwick, Heathrow, Virgin
BA, Virgin and First Choice Airways have ordered 97 Boeing Dreamliner jets between them, making the plane a critical component of the UK industry’s new environmentally friendly fleet. Shame then that delivery of the jets will be delayed by over a year as the American maker has to redesign parts. ...
Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
Tags: airline, BA, Gatwick, Heathrow, Virgin
BA’s Willie swings both ways (couldn’t resist! - ed)
BA has made the largest airplane order in over a decade and hedged its bets by ordering from both sides of the industry Ryder Cup: Boeing (USA) and Airbus (Europe). So starts the overhaul of the airline's long-haul fleet with 12 Superjumbos and 24 Dreamliners - the different size arcradt ...
Friday, September 28th, 2007
BA has made the largest airplane order in over a decade and hedged its bets by ordering from both sides of the industry Ryder Cup: Boeing (USA) and Airbus (Europe). So starts the overhaul of the airline's long-haul fleet with 12 Superjumbos and 24 Dreamliners - the different size arcradt ...
Friday, September 28th, 2007
BP points to job cuts as "dreadful" figures leaked.
The new CEO of BP Tony Hayward (Piers Morgan?) has said that the firm's financial performance is at its lowest since 1992. In fact he said that privately in a meeting in Houston, but it was leaked to a newspaper. One of the issues is the overly-complex make up of ...
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
The new CEO of BP Tony Hayward (Piers Morgan?) has said that the firm's financial performance is at its lowest since 1992. In fact he said that privately in a meeting in Houston, but it was leaked to a newspaper. One of the issues is the overly-complex make up of ...
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Unilever’s chopper begins to fall
With a focus on European operations, Unilever has announced it will axe 20,000 jobs - 11% of it's global workforce - over the next 4 years. The firm employs roughly 8,000 in the UK. The firm had announced plans to streamline its 300 factories by 50, and reduce regional centres ...
Thursday, August 2nd, 2007
With a focus on European operations, Unilever has announced it will axe 20,000 jobs - 11% of it's global workforce - over the next 4 years. The firm employs roughly 8,000 in the UK. The firm had announced plans to streamline its 300 factories by 50, and reduce regional centres ...
Thursday, August 2nd, 2007
Dreamliner launch overshadowed by “nightmare” employee
A former Boeing worker accused of leaking sensitive information to the media has been charged in Washington of 16 counts of computer trespass. Gerald Lee Eastman was frustrated with the firm’s response to his concerns about parts inspections. A search of his home uncovered more than 300,000 pages of company-related ...
Wednesday, July 11th, 2007
Tags: Airlines, Aviation, Boeing, engineering, law
A former Boeing worker accused of leaking sensitive information to the media has been charged in Washington of 16 counts of computer trespass. Gerald Lee Eastman was frustrated with the firm’s response to his concerns about parts inspections. A search of his home uncovered more than 300,000 pages of company-related ...
Wednesday, July 11th, 2007
Tags: Airlines, Aviation, Boeing, engineering, law
