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Thai Protesters Storm Army Headquarters And Ruling Party Offices
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Boeing was urged to build 777X parts in the U.S. to avoid the 787’s issues, amid reports the project could go to Japan or the Middle East.
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Tel Aviv is now ranked higher than traditional financial centers like Munich, Rome, Stockholm, Amsterdam and Milan.
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Airbus and Boeing could not take their latest products, the A350 and 777X, to Dubai. But the A380 and 787 were both there.
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The Dubai Airshow has the shiniest and newest aircraft on display, which comes in handy for airlines whose fleets are growing a bit gray.
Dubai Air Show Day 2: Airbus A380, Boeing P-8 Poseidon And Other Big Planes Do Amazing Aerobatics (PHOTOS)
At the record-breaking event, the Airbus A380, several jet fighters, and aerobatics teams finally got a chance to impress.
Why Does Washington Favor Foreign Airlines Over US Carriers? Low-Interest-Rate Loans Available Only To Non-US Airlines Hurt US Carriers: ALPA
Washington offers low-interest loans to buyers of U.S. aerospace companies, but only if they are non-U.S. airlines.
Superlatives-Filled Dubai Air Show Opens With Giant Orders For Boeing 777X, Airbus A380
Boeing got the largest order in its history, and Airbus sold 50 of the world's biggest passenger jet.
Emirates Airline Is Eating All The Other Airlines' Lunch. But Is It Here To Stay?
Created from scratch by the Dubai government, Emirates is growing so fast competitors cry foul. They should get used to a new world order.
Emirates, Other Airlines May Rescue The World's Largest Passenger Plane From An Early Death
Whether the Airbus A380 superjumbo can ever get airborne financially may depend on a decision that will be -- or has been -- made in Dubai.
Emirates Group Posts 13% Rise In Revenues As Passengers, New Aircraft Increase
State-owned Emirates is seen as one of the world’s most successful airline companies, although its rivals say it receives government assistance.
London Gateway Container Port, Now UK's Largest, Welcomes First Arrival, Big Step Up For DP World (DPW)
The new port, developed by Dubai-based DP World, can handle as many as 3.5 million containers a year.
Vivendi Sells Majority Stake In Maroc Telecom To Etisalat In $5.7B Deal
The $5.7 billion deal helps Abu Dhabi-based Etisalat to continue expanding overseas while Vivendi trims its worldwide operations.
Gold Smuggling On The Rise In India As Authorities Up Tariffs
Growing demand for gold has put the world’s largest importer of the precious metal in an economic bind.
Let’s Make London A Center Of Global Islamic Finance: David Cameron
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Boeing May Get Biggest Order Ever, From Emirates, For Its New 777-X
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Dubai Property Price Soaring, Fueling Fears Of Another Real Estate Bubble And Crash
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