Forever 21 blames bankruptcy on de minimis exemption
Forever 21, the US clothing retailer, has gone down shouting: it has squarely blamed its ...
Poor Alitalia. It looks (again) as if the end might be nigh for the carrier which enjoys local support, but chronic losses. It has started bankruptcy proceedings for the second time in a decade after workers rejected its plans to cut jobs.
Shareholders, which include Etihad with a 49% stake, have voted unanimously to file for special administration, and the government must provide temporary funds to keep it going until it either closes its doors, or finds away to continue. It’s ...
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Spot rates on transpacific surge after news of tariff time-out
'Cargo collision' expected as transpacific capacity tightens and rates rise
Threat to airport operations as India revokes security clearance for handler Çelebi
MSC Antonia, a casualty of the epidemic of GPS area-denial
IATA to downgrade air cargo growth forecast 'to something more sustainable'
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