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CSeries Bosses Named As Airbus-Bombardier Deal Takes Shape: Memos
Bombardier Inc and Airbus SE named new leaders for the CSeries jetliner programme on Wednesday, in a further step towards finalising a deal for the European planemaker to take control of the Canadian project, according to memos seen by Reuters.
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US Slaps Steep Duties On Bombardier Jets After Boeing Complaint
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped preliminary anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets after rival Boeing Co accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing the aircraft, a move likely to strain trade relations between the neighbours.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Bailout Would Cut Bombardier's Cseries Jet Stake, Taking It Off Books: Sources
A proposed Canadian government bailout of Bombardier Inc's new CSeries jet manufacturing programme would reduce the company's stake in the money-losing aircraft, taking it off the plane maker's books and boosting results in the short-term, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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New Local Trains in Mumbai to Run at Speeds up to 105 Kmph
With new coaches being introduced, people who commute in suburban trains, better known as 'locals' in Mumbai will finally experience a better, faster and more comfortable ride.
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Japan Rolls Out 'Long-Held Dream' With First Commercial Jet in 50 Years
To the sound of drums and a children's choir, Mitsubishi Aircraft on Saturday rolled out Japan's first commercial jet in half a century, amid doubts it can attain an ambition to sell more than 2,000 aircraft in a competitive market segment.
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Hacking Attack in Canada Bears Signs of Chinese Army Unit - Expert
The recent hacking attempt on a sensitive Canadian government computer network is similar to attacks mounted by an elite unit of the Chinese army based in Shanghai, according to a cybersecurity expert.
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Air India to lease turboprop aircraft for non-metro cities
These new aircraft would replace at least 11 planes currently in the 33-strong fleet of Air India's wholly-owned subsidiary, Alliance Air.
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SpiceJet to grow revenue from Canada's Bombardier planes
SpiceJet aims to grow revenue from Canada's Bombardier Inc planes to 20 per cent from 11 per cent in 12-20 months, its chief executive officer Neil Mills said on Tuesday.
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CSeries Bosses Named As Airbus-Bombardier Deal Takes Shape: Memos
Bombardier Inc and Airbus SE named new leaders for the CSeries jetliner programme on Wednesday, in a further step towards finalising a deal for the European planemaker to take control of the Canadian project, according to memos seen by Reuters.
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US Slaps Steep Duties On Bombardier Jets After Boeing Complaint
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped preliminary anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets after rival Boeing Co accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing the aircraft, a move likely to strain trade relations between the neighbours.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Bailout Would Cut Bombardier's Cseries Jet Stake, Taking It Off Books: Sources
A proposed Canadian government bailout of Bombardier Inc's new CSeries jet manufacturing programme would reduce the company's stake in the money-losing aircraft, taking it off the plane maker's books and boosting results in the short-term, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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New Local Trains in Mumbai to Run at Speeds up to 105 Kmph
With new coaches being introduced, people who commute in suburban trains, better known as 'locals' in Mumbai will finally experience a better, faster and more comfortable ride.
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Japan Rolls Out 'Long-Held Dream' With First Commercial Jet in 50 Years
To the sound of drums and a children's choir, Mitsubishi Aircraft on Saturday rolled out Japan's first commercial jet in half a century, amid doubts it can attain an ambition to sell more than 2,000 aircraft in a competitive market segment.
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Hacking Attack in Canada Bears Signs of Chinese Army Unit - Expert
The recent hacking attempt on a sensitive Canadian government computer network is similar to attacks mounted by an elite unit of the Chinese army based in Shanghai, according to a cybersecurity expert.
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Air India to lease turboprop aircraft for non-metro cities
These new aircraft would replace at least 11 planes currently in the 33-strong fleet of Air India's wholly-owned subsidiary, Alliance Air.
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SpiceJet to grow revenue from Canada's Bombardier planes
SpiceJet aims to grow revenue from Canada's Bombardier Inc planes to 20 per cent from 11 per cent in 12-20 months, its chief executive officer Neil Mills said on Tuesday.
