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BA crew utilize iPad for departure procedures and in flight service Comparecarhire.co.uk by Helen Young August 19th, 2011 Crewmembers for British Airways have been given Apple iPads to help deal with boarding, departure and in-flight service procedures. The company has begun utilising the device to replace passengers lists printed on ... See all stories on this topic »

Africa: Corporations, Crime, Corruption And Capital Flight AllAfrica.com The first involves registering most of its brands in The Netherlands where the company has negotiated a very plum tax deal. Its subsidiaries file their accounts to the Netherlands thereby avoiding paying tax in the places where the beer is brewed and ... See all stories on this topic »

Gambia: Ous Koli Seals Deal With Slovanian Club AllAfrica.com Having left the shores of The Gambia in 2008 after that fateful game on an invitational trial by French top flight club FC Nantes, Koli's hopes of securing a contract were scuppered by an unexplained reason. But he still signed for French Amateur side ... See all stories on this topic »

Gerard Depardieu and Dominique Strauss-Kahn: Must French men give in to basic ... Daily Mail Poff! No big deal. Now Gerard Depardieu is thrown off a flight out of Paris — for urinating in the aisle of the aeroplane. Another incident, I feel, that will accentuate la difference rather than cordially help close the culture gap. ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

Aerospace can help India soar Business Standard It was on Feb 18, 1911 that the first civil aviation flight in India took off, carrying mail from Delhi to Nainital. Even at that time, this flight created a global first, because not only was it the first civil aviation flight in India, ... See all stories on this topic »

Market turmoil sees FTSE drop 2.5% The Press Association Recession fears and speculation of a short-term funding crisis in the European banking system ensured the top flight index remained under pressure after losing £62 billion or 4.5% on Thursday. The FTSE 100 fell as low as 4929.5 before steadying later ... See all stories on this topic »

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