Gary Chapman News
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These are hectic days for trusts and estates lawyers, as they make house calls, work nights and fly overseas to meet rich clients before Bush era tax cuts expire.
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Emirates, investing in a wide-body jet fleet including 90 Airbus SAS A380 superjumbos worth $34 billion at list prices, said financing the planes isn’t a concern and that it’s fully funded through July 2012.
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An early 1970s photo in a Huntsman Corp. annual report shows a smiling young Jon Huntsman Jr. holding a dozen eggs in polystyrene packaging, an innovation that helped make a fortune for the family business.
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Emirates, the biggest airline by international traffic, may refinance a $550 million of bonds maturing in June, as borrowing costs decline, a company executive said.
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Emirates, the world’s biggest airline by international traffic, needs more than $28 billion through 2017 to expand its fleet of Boeing Co. and Airbus SAS jets, almost double the amount raised since 1996.
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Emirates will repay a $500 million bond due in March if it doesn’t get “attractive” terms in a refinancing deal because the biggest Arab airline is sitting on $3.4 billion of cash, President Gary Chapman said.
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Emirates, the biggest Arab airline, said it expects to fly 15 percent more passengers this year after reporting a more than fivefold jump in annual profit on cost cuts, lower fuel prices and productivity gains.
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Huntsman Corp., the U.S. chemicals producer founded by Jon Huntsman Sr., rose the most in three weeks after DealReporter said it hired Bank of America Corp. to explore a potential sale of the company.
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Huntsman Corp. reported a power failure at its Port Neches, Texas, chemical plant that caused operating unit outages across the site, according to a filing with state regulators. Power has been re-established, according to the report.
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Emirates airlines’ notes have risen in the past month, regaining an advantage they enjoyed over Dubai’s sovereign bonds as the world’s biggest international carrier benefits from rising tourism and falling oil prices.
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