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Stock Exchange: rally for Alitalia after Antitrust investigation

Rome, Italy - 2.25% rise probably thanks to AirOne difficulties

After yesterday’s news on Italian Antitrust prosecution against acquisition of Gandalf by Alitalia (see AVIONEWS for details), the shares of the Italian national airline fell to -2.88%. The maximum sanction by the Authority would be EUR 45m (1.1% of the turnover), according to analysts. However, its share got a 2.25% rise on the Stock Exchange today at EUR 0.845, probably benefiting AirOne troubles, w...

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Rome, Italy, 08/01/2006 16:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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