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• Japan Airlines net profit twice as big as expected

  - 2008-05-02

  TOKYO AFP — Japan Airlines said Friday its annual net profit was more than twice as large as expected after cost cuts helped Asia's largest carrier return to the black after two years of losses. JAL also announced a plan to sell almost half of its credit card firm...

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• Company Watch - Japan Airlines

  - 2008-04-21

  Apr 21, 2008 Japan Airlines JAL will sell a stake in its credit card unit to Mitsubishi UFJ Financial, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Friday, in a deal reportedly worth nearly USD$500 million. Buffeted by stiff competition and higher fuel prices, JAL has been looking...

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• Company Watch - Japan Airlines

  - 2008-02-25

  Feb 25, 2008 Japan Airlines is looking at buying some Airbus A350 XWB planes after production delays for Boeing's 787, two company sources said. Boeing faces increasing customer ire after announcing last month a second delay for the 787, pushing first deliveries out until early 2009 and the industry...

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• JAL International Passenger Fare Fuel Surcharges Cut Further

  - 2007-02-13

  Tokyo, Japan, Feb 13, 2007 - JCN Newswire - Today the JAL Group requested approval from the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport MLIT, to reduce the fuel surcharge placed on nearly all international passenger tickets issued on or after April 1, 2007. After an assessment of...

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• JAL Applies for Increase in International Passenger Fare Fuel Surcharges

  - 2006-08-17

  Tokyo, Japan, Aug 17, 2006 - JCN Newswire - Today the JAL Group requested approval from the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport MLIT, to increase the fuel surcharge placed on all international passenger tickets issued on or after October 1st, 2006. JAL originally introduced the fuel...

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• Companies with foreign-based parents.(TOP 250)(Illustration)

  - 2005-08-01

  COMPANIES WITH FOREIGN-BASED PARENTS 2005 COMPANY PARENT COMPANY SALES '04 Rank ...

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• Japan Airlines to cut 5,900 jobs, names new CEO

  - 2005-03-09

  TOKYO AFP — Asia's biggest airline Japan Airlines JAL has announced a new business plan under which it will cut 5,900 jobs in three years and appoint a new chief executive officer. Under the new plan, the 5,900 jobs would be cut by the end of March 2008, compared...

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• Japan Airlines, world's largest 747 operator, orders three 747-400SFs.

  - 2004-10-07

  M2 PRESSWIRE-7 October 2004-BOEING: Japan Airlines, world's largest 747 operator, orders three 747-400SFs C1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:10062004 SEATTLE - Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Japan Airlines International Co., Ltd., JAL today said that JAL, the world's largest 747 operator,...

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• Corporate anniversary.(celebrations of Hawaii business organizations)(Advertisement)

  - 2004-07-01

  Starting a business in Hawaii can be a formidable challenge. So celebrating an anniversary is cause for celebration. Island companies that can mark a major milestone--whether it's the first year or the 101st year--have remarkable stories to tell about running a successful business in Hawaii. Their...

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• Japan Airlines System to shed eight percent of workforce

  - 2004-03-10

  TOKYO AFP ? Asia's top carrier Japan Airlines said it will slash its workforce by about eight percent within three years to return to profit as a streamlined operation under a new mid-term plan. Japan Airlines Systems Corp. JAL Group said under the new plan it would reduce its...

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