Inside Business from AIRLINES 3:30pm

Spanish political worries circle Iberia

Do not confuse the country’s interests with that of the airline’s

From GLOBAL ECONOMY 12:09pm

Johnson launches ‘Crossrail for bikes’

15-mile London route part of £913m project

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Elliott to sell half National Express stake

Fund to diversify portfolio after failed bid to break up group

Number Cruncher from INDUSTRIALS 5:36pm

Used cars help Lookers ride downturn

Margins and volumes rise in division

Willie Walsh ©Bloomberg AIRLINES Mar 6, 2013

IAG freezes Willie Walsh’s remuneration

Airline group’s chief denied bonus

From INDUSTRIALS Mar 6, 2013

Discounted parts shore up Lookers sales

Car dealership trims margins to woo cost-conscious motorists

Mar 5, 2013

America’s truckmakers run into soft patch

Growing gap between who can and can’t replace fleet

From LEX Mar 5, 2013

Deutsche Post: delivering the goods

German logistics group is a company of two halves

From WORLD Mar 4, 2013

CBI points to gain from extra flights

Business group calls for new UK runway in south

Britain's East Coast railway line will be run by state-appointed Directly Operated Railways for no more than two years following its transfer from National Express Group Plc ©Bloomberg From WORLD Mar 3, 2013

East Coast railway set to stay state-run

Government has asked managers to draw up five-year plan

Mar 3, 2013

Stobart facing chop from FTSE 250

Dire position occurs less than two months after boardroom coup

Week in Review from AIRLINES Mar 1, 2013

Week in Review, March 2

Airline chief seeks to pilot Iberia’s recovery

Matthew Engel from COMMENT Mar 1, 2013

A reversal for the great railway robbery

The 50th anniversary of Beeching is being marked in surprising fashion

Mar 1, 2013

Crossrail private finance plan scrapped

A £1bn scheme to buy new trains for the Crossrail project has been dropped

AIRLINES Feb 28, 2013

New owner sets out Stansted’s growth plan

Aim is to restore passenger numbers back to pre-recession levels

Feb 28, 2013

Pensioner subsidy cut hits National Express

Group profits suffer after loss of East Anglia rail franchise

Inside Business Feb 28, 2013

Emerging Europe airlines head for hangar

Poland’s Lot is the latest victim of woes gripping the sector

AIRLINES Feb 28, 2013

IAG sees €997m loss after Iberia charge

Walsh says Spanish airline must ‘adapt to survive’

SHIPPING Feb 26, 2013

Titanic plan grows from yard’s ambition

Chinese shipyard seeks to enter cruise ship market

From RETAIL & CONSUMER Feb 26, 2013

Fraport eye’s Turkey’s airport hub plan

Six-runway airport tie up between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa

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