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Lufthansa’s bailout plan sparks debate

Bloomberg The German government is engaged in last-minute debates over the details of its bailout of Deutsche Lufthansa AG, with Chancellor Angela Merkel seeking a deal that doesn’t involve a direct stake in the national carrier, while her deputy, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, favors such an investment, according to people familiar with the matter. Under a scenario preferred by the ...

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TUI plans 8,000 job cuts to adapt to ‘shrunken market’

Bloomberg TUI AG will eliminate as many as 8,000 jobs, about 15% of its workforce, to cut costs and slim down its business as people travel less and favor different locations following the coronavirus outbreak. The world’s biggest package-holiday company is seeking to pare overall costs by almost one-third and offer more local breaks in the hope of encouraging a ...

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Iceland to test visitors at Keflavik Airport

Bloomberg Iceland will test all airline passengers arriving at Keflavik Airport for coronavirus by June 15, with those resulting negative spared a mandatory two-week quarantine, the government said. Testing will take place inside the terminal of the international airport. Visitors will be allowed to head to their accommodation while they wait for the result of their test, which is expected ...

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