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AFTER A GOOD LANDING, VUELING’S TAKE OFF ON THE STOCK MARKET WAS STILL BETTER
December 7, 2006
Spain regulator approves Vueling IPO | today.reuters.com
The successful launching of the VUELING’s IPO on the Spanish stock market –the second airline, after Iberia Airlines, publicly trading its shares- deserved a favorable attention from foreign and domestic institutional investors.
The low cost carrier (LCC) success has closely been scrutinized by other Spanish LCCs which, during the coming year, may follow the same path, provided the stock market goes on enjoying favorable winds.
The prodding of Mr. Prodi as dealmaker in airlines marriages
November 30, 2006
Air France, Alitalia reveal venture talks, Prodi voices concern | news.yahoo.com
The market has taken a dim view on that move by pushing down a 7% the price of Air France KLM shares.
In the blacksmith’s home, knives are carved out of wood
November 28, 2006
Company fined $5.5m for spam emails | www.news.com.au
Note: The captioned title reflects an Spanish saying used to indicate that, sometimes, those living out of a profession or activity, foolishly neglet using or applying their specific know-how or mastery for their own benefit. (En casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo).
Implication: In the already overregulated galaxy of the Information Technology (IT), not only the corporate world but also the Mom & Pop corner shop and even IT Legal Gurus, must be extremely watchful of their own smallest moves and doings if they want to avoid painful penalties.
Delta hostile takeover by US Airways: Bullseye shot or coin tossing exercise?
November 27, 2006
US Air makes $8 billion bid for Delta | money.cnn.com
1. The $8.7 billion bait launched last week by the
2. The cold reception shown by the bankrupt carrier’s Management to the unsolicited bid has turned the offer into a hostile uphill battle.
VUELING AIRLINES is set to land on the Spanish Stock Market early December
November 20, 2006
Spain regulator approves Vueling IPO | today.reuters.com
After the successful launching of commercially successful Low Cost Airlines (LCC), the dimension of the capital requirements demanded by their further growth and expansion will force them to switch from private capital sources to those only available through the stock market.
THE LOST WAR OF THE SPANISH SOCIALIST COVERNMENT AGAINST ENDESA
September 8, 2006
EU may challenge Spain on Endesa deal | www.iht.com
Implications.
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