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Tui Travel pins £131m loss on Europe crisis - Financial Times8 Feb 2012 at 12:00am |
![]() The Guardian | Financial Times By Simon Mundy Lower demand for holidays in north Africa and the financial crisis in Europe pushed Tui Travel to a £131m loss in the final three months of last year. The period is typically a slow season for holiday companies, but the loss was £14m ... TUI Travel Gains Clients With Inclusive Packages, Web OfferBusinessWeek Tui Travel gets boost from UK bookingsBBC News Summer bookings boost at TUI TravelThe Press Association Fresh Business Thinking all 47 news articles » |
![]() Bloomberg | Wall Street Journal By CYNTHIA KOONS Retail sales in Australia contracted in the key holiday shopping month of December. House prices in capital cities are down an average of 4.8% over the past year. And construction activity has declined for 20 straight months. Transport, utilities drive inflation higherABC Online RBA rate decision 'a close call' amid mixed economic dataThe Australian Job ads show we're in good shape, says Treasurer Wayne SwanHerald Sun Business Spectator -International Business Times AU all 1,621 news articles » |
Wall Street Journal While bridges are common in Europe, Spaniards excel at them. Spain's 14 public holidays, mostly Catholic in origin, can fall on any day, and Spaniards are guaranteed a minimum of 22 additional vacation days. Even though the amount of total paid time ... and more » |
![]() 9 to 5 Mac | Apple Insider By Slash Lane PC sales in Europe plummeted in the fourth quarter of 2011, but Apple bucked that trend over the holidays, particularly in France and the UK, with continued strong growth. According to the latest data released by Gartner on Tuesday, ... Apple is the only PC brand making progress in Europe (and that's without iPad)9 to 5 Mac GARTNER, INC.: Gartner Says Western European PC Shipments Fell 16 Percent ..4-traders (press release) HP and Dell see glimmers of hope as overall PC sales stallV3.co.uk HEXUS -Memeburn all 19 news articles » |
![]() The Guardian | Washington Post PARIS — Europe's human rights court has rejected an invasion-of-privacy complaint by Monaco's Princess Caroline — one of two potentially groundbreaking rulings Tuesday that uphold the media's right to report on celebrities. The verdicts by the ... 2 Rulings Uphold Media Rights in EuropeNew York Times Princess Caroline of Monaco loses press privacy fightBBC News all 173 news articles » |
![]() Globe and Mail | Fox Business Prime Minister Lucas Papademos negotiated through most of the night with Greece's European Union and IMF lenders, ending at 4 am (10 pm ET) when the 24-hour strike was about to begin, closing ports and tourist sites and disrupting public transport. Time Is Running Out for Greece to Accept Bailout Conditions, Merkel SaysBloomberg Factbox - Sticking points in Greek rescue deal talksReuters UK Merkel's patience with Greece wears thinMontreal Gazette BBC News all 4,684 news articles » |
MarketWatch (press release) LONDON, Feb 06, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- With more than 2 million Brits(1) expected to book holidays this month, it's clear that many are eager to escape the dreary winter days ahead; and with good reason. According to Happiness Expert Alexandra Watson, ... and more » |
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