04 février 2008, 0h00
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Pessimists have been pricing British Airways for a crash landing. Its shares are down by about a quarter in the past three months out of panic about high oil prices and a slowing global economy. But the airline’s results out on Friday demonstrate that these fears look overstated. Nine-month profit rose 22% as the carrier sold more first-and business-class tickets. BA bumps along at about a mere six times earnings, and that looks cheap.
The UK icon benefits from the loyalty of business customers...
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