Ba May Cut More Jobs Despite Major Profits Increase; City Cheered by Figures at Top End of Forecasts
The Herald › February 10, 2004
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The Herald › February 10, 2004
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BRITISH Airways has confirmed that an aggressive cost-cutting programme helped it to a big improvement in third-quarter profits.
The airline, Europe's biggest, has already chopped almost 13,000 staff in the past two years and more job losses could yet be on the cards.See the full content of this document
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Ba May Cut More Jobs Despite Major Profits Increase; City Cheered by Figures at Top End of Forecasts
BA unveiled pre-tax profits of (pounds) 125m for the last quarter of 2003 - at the top end of City forecasts - compared with ...
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