Shenzhen Airlines News
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Air China Ltd., the nation’s biggest carrier by market value, fell the most in two months in Hong Kong trading after declining yields prompted UBS AG to cut its earnings forecast for the airline.
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Bomb threats that caused China Eastern Airlines Corp. and two other carriers to alter some flight plans today were unfounded, Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Shenzhen Airlines Co., Yunnan Logistics Industry Group Co. and Chang Hwa Commercial Bank are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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Agriculture Development Bank of China, China Railway Materials Co., the Ministry of Finance and Kunming Iron & Steel Co. are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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The Export Import Bank of China, China Yangtze Power Co. Ltd., and Shanghai Tonva Petrochemical Co. are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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Kunming Iron & Steel Co., Shandong Mining Machinery Group Co., China Development Bank Corp. and Chang Hwa Commercial Bank are among issuers that may sell bonds denominated in yuan.
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Shenzhen International Holdings Ltd. has agreed to pay 788.6 million yuan ($121 million) for a 24 percent stake in Shenzhen Airlines, according to a company filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange today.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG’s cargo joint venture with China’s Shenzhen Airlines Co. has sent a letter to customers telling them that flights will not start operating again until further notice.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG’s Jade Cargo joint venture with Shenzhen Airlines has grounded its six-plane fleet as partners discuss its future, Boersen-Zeitung reported, citing a letter the freight carrier sent to employees.
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Simon Meng’s flight to Harbin, China, was supposed to take about five hours. Instead, he had a two-day delay, arguments with airline staff, a nighttime wait in the rain, a trip to the hospital, and a dispute with police.
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