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Golf’s rulemakers banned anchored putting strokes, a technique that has been used by players to win four of the past six major professional tournaments and drawn both support and opposition throughout the sport.
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Golf’s rule makers will disclose their decision on a proposed ban of anchored putting strokes on May 21, an issue that has drawn both support and opposition across the sport.
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Emirates, the world’s No. 1 airline by international traffic, boosted full-year profit 34 percent as it added routes using the largest fleet of Airbus SAS superjumbos.
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Emirates, the largest operator of the Boeing Co. 777, is planning a major order for the aircraft’s new version, which the U.S. manufacturer has started to market to defend its lead in wide-body jets against Airbus SAS.
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Less than a year ago, Airbus SAS was struggling to secure orders for its biggest A350 variant as airlines decried the plane as flawed. Now the company is trying to figure out how to meet resurgent demand.
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Emirates, the biggest operator of the Boeing Co. 777, is pressing for more information about a successor aircraft before considering an order for the replacement of the U.S. manufacturer’s bestselling airliner.
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Brandt Snedeker and Angel Cabrera are tied for the lead entering the final round at golf’s Masters Tournament, while Australians hold the next three spots and Tiger Woods trails by four strokes.
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Emirates, the world’s biggest airline by international traffic, said it’s studying “ways and means” to accommodate an order for 30 more Airbus SAS A380 superjumbos.
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Emirates, the biggest international airline, said it will combat a profit squeeze from higher fuel costs by slashing fares to fill its 500-seat Airbus A380s, heightening competition for Air France-KLM and British Airways.
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Emirates, the airline with the most international traffic, said it wants to extend its alliance with Qantas Airways Ltd. across the Pacific Ocean, allowing passengers to fly around the world on Airbus SAS A380s.
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