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253.www.dresden-airport.de28100
254.www.pensketruckrental.com28000
255.www.bologna-airport.it28000
256.www.box24.de27800
257.www.flyairone.it27700
258.www.veniceairport.it27700
259.www.airfrance.it27600
260.www.holidayautos.com27500
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263.www.apl.com27100
264.www.soundtransit.org27100
265.www.europcar.de27100
266.www.spiritair.com27100
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268.www.airindia.com27000
269.frequentflier.com26800
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277.www.sbbcargo.com25700
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280.www.croatiaairlines.hr25500
281.www.bvdp.de25300
282.www.dpp.cz25300
283.www.digihitch.com25200
284.www.fly.faa.gov25100
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286.www.virgin-express.com24800
287.www.gulfairco.com24700
288.www.freightcenter.com24500
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291.www.pods.com24100
292.www.superfast.com23800
293.www.pacebus.com23700
294.www.euroairport.com23600
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297.www.dfwairport.com23300
298.www.mtamaryland.com23100
299.www.slv.dk23100
300.www.airline-network.co.uk23100
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Can GM Really Abandon Trucks and SUVs?
Tom Lindmark submits:According to the WSJ, the Obama administration is pressuring GM to abandon its GMC brand. GMC produces mainly SUVs and small pickup trucks. From a business perspective, this is kind of hard to understand. If GM does anything right, building small cars and SUVs is probably one of them. The division’s products carry the highest profit margins and consumer satisfaction surveys routinely give the vehicles high marks.Complete Story »
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Aggrieved Chrysler Creditors Get Another Day in Court
Tom Lindmark submits:It probably will amount to nothing but a federal court has agreed to hear an appeal by a group of aggrieved Chrysler creditors. Oral arguments are supposed to begin on Friday. Why does this matter? Because if the deal isn’t done by June 15, Fiat (FIATY.PK) can walk. From the WSJ:Complete Story »
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Fortunes Improve For Dry Bulk Shippers
A rebound in steel production in China has mills importing more ore, but shippers' stocks remain depressed.
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Foreign Investors: Listen to Putin's Renault Threat
Craig Pirrong submits: Nice Vladimir is welcoming with open arms foreign investors to share in Russia’s bounties:Russia’s prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, whose government took control of several oil companies when he served as president, gave a speech Tuesday saying the state must now step back from the economy and let private enterprise take the lead in pulling Russia out of recession.Complete Story »
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JAL's High-Stakes Game with American and Delta
Vaughn Cordle submits:Regarding the proposed joint venture between Japan Airlines (JALSY.PK) and Delta (DAL), American's reply to Virgin highlights WHY they are so desperate to hang onto JAL. If JAL goes with Delta/Air France, the new grouping, when combine with United/ANA/Continental, will control 60% of the US-Japan market, which leaves oneworld with just 6%. Given the change in seat market share – based on American's (AMR) numbers and our own work – this suggests that JAL benefits more with a DAL/AF matchup. Of course, the benefits must be weighed against switching costs, which include management in addition to financial costs. Reuters reported today that Japan Airlines President Haruka Nishimatsu said that it looks more natural to stay with the Oneworld airline alliance at the moment rather than defect to a rival group. Of course, Nishimatsu's statement makes perfect sense; however, it also helps in negotiating with DAL/AF, which could make a hefty equity investment. AMR is smart to partner with [private equity firm] TPG, but I'm not convinced that TPG will choose to risk too much equity given what Japan-US open skies will likely do to fares and earnings. The only way to save JAL is to reduce underfunded pension plans (over USD $3 billion) and the cost of debt. Without a labor cost reduction, the company is a big, black sinkhole that will destroy any equity investment. Reports suggest that the retirees are willing to accept some level of cuts. Therefore, the government will either have to force the issue and make changes to current funding requirements or subsidize payments to ease the JAL's financial burden. It's an open question whether or not the government will go far enough with the restructuring of JAL, and it's tough to value an equity stake without knowing the details of the restructuring, especially as it relates to pension funding. For this reason, TPG will likely not make a commitment until the restructuring is complete, which should occur within 60 days, or so the press reports say. In terms of a Delta (DAL) or AMR equity stake in JAL, it must first make financial sense, and the financial case cannot be made without knowing what the labor and debt costs will be in the future. Hence, the need to know how deep the restructuring goes before a proper valuation of JAL can be made. Air France/KLM and other SkyTeam members also have a strong incentive in bringing JAL into the Skyteam network. The financial and network benefits cannot not be ignored, especially if JAL equity can be bought at an attractive price. If I were in the shoes of JAL executives and government officials, I would pit AMR against DAL to get the highest EQUITY investment. Why? Because this reduces the amount of government subsidies and increases the riskiest component of capital to non-Japanese entities, entities that have a significant incentive to control feed into Japan and throughout Asia from gates at Narita and Haneda. It's a high stakes poker game for United (UAUA), All Nippon (ALNPY.PK), JAL, AF/KLM (AFLYY.PK), AMR, and DAL. Each has a different hand to play and the stake is a function of JAL's restructuring and whether or not it decides to jump to Skyteam. Complete Story »
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