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China Eastern to buy 70 Airbus A320NEO for $6.4 billion
- China Eastern Airlines Corp Ltd has ordered 70 A320neo aircraft, marking a big victory for Airbus , which has been actively marketing the upgraded variant of its popular A320 jet to Chinese carriers.
In nosedive, Qantas CEO Joyce may find path to safety
SYDNEY - Whether through error or circumstance, Qantas Airways Ltd's spectacular fall from grace is giving chief executive Alan Joyce his best chance of steering the airline toward long-term salvation.
North Korea fires short-range missiles in apparent exercise
SEOUL - North Korea fired four short-range missiles over the sea off its eastern coast on Thursday, a media official at South Korea's Defence Ministry said, but provided no information as to the purpose of the firing.
Bin Laden son-in-law faces trial in U.S. on terror charges
NEW YORK - Suleiman Abu Ghaith, one of Osama bin Laden's sons-in-law and a former spokesman for al Qaeda, heads to trial next week in New York on terror-related charges in a case that could feature testimony from several al Qaeda figures.
Turkey likely to order Lockheed F-35 fighters in 2015
ANKARA - Turkey is likely to start ordering F-35 fighter jets built by Lockheed Martin Corp from 2015 onwards and it will start with two orders initially, Turkey's undersecretary for state-run defense industries Murad Bayar said on Thursday.
Durable goods orders ex-transportation rise in January
WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting manufactured goods excluding transportation unexpectedly rose last month as did a gauge of business spending plans, but that will probably not change views that factory activity is slowing.
Slashing jobs and jets, Qantas makes plea for state aid
SYDNEY - Qantas Airways Ltd is axing 15 percent of its workforce, slashing spending and selling gas-guzzling older planes after stiff competition at home and overseas pushed the Australian flag carrier deep into the red in the first half.
Boeing Black: This smartphone will self-destruct..
NEW YORK - Boeing Co on Wednesday unveiled a smartphone that appears to come straight from a James Bond spy movie.
Qantas CEO says doesn't see short-term changes to Qantas Sale Act
SYDNEY - Qantas Airways Ltd chief executive Alan Joyce said on Thursday that he doesn't expect any short-term changes to legislation known as the Qantas Sale Act that sets restrictions on the Australian carrier's ownership.
Alitalia CEO says Etihad needs three-four weeks for due diligence
MILAN - Etihad Airways is expected to finish examining Alitalia's books within a month as it ponders whether to invest in the loss-making Italian airline, Alitalia's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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