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Aerei e finanza. Alitalia-Etihad: forse giovedì il "Sì" delle banche per la ristrutturazione del debito

Roma, Italia - "Fiumicino e Malpensa saranno i due grandi aeroporti intercontinentali dell’alleanza tra le due compagnie", spiega Lupi

Giovedì 12 giugno potrebbe essere un giorno decisivo nel percorso verso l'accordo tra Alitalia ed Etihad per l'ingresso della compagnia di Abu Dhabi nella struttura societaria del principale vettore aereo italiano. Le banche creditrici di Alitalia (Unicredit, Intesa Sanpaolo, Montepaschi e Popolare di Sondrio) dovrebbero infatti dare il proprio responso sulla richiesta di ristrutturazione del debito....

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Roma, Italia, 06/10/2014 08:30
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