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Aerei e finanza. Ryanair potrebbe essere costretta a ridurre la propria quota in Aer Lingus

Londra, Regno Unito - Secondo il rapporto preliminare della Competition Commission del Regno Unito, la partecipazione potrebbe influenzare le strategie del vettore del trifoglio

Ryanair potrebbe dover ridurre la propria quota in Aer Lingus: la Competition Commission (CC) del Regno Unito, ritiene che il 29,8% delle azioni detenute dal vettore aereo low-cost potrebbero danneggiare la concorrenza sulle rotte tra la Gran Bretagna e l'Irlanda. In un report provvisorio pubblicato oggi, giovedì 30 maggio 2013, l'organo antitrust ha concluso che la quota fornisce a Ryanair la...

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Roma, Italia, 05/30/2013 08:51
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