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High court approves Hong Kong Air’s $6b debt restructuring

  Bloomberg Hong Kong’s High Court approved Hong Kong Airlines Ltd’s HK$49 billion ($6.3 billion) debt restructuring plan, boosting the carrier’s chance of survival after years of financial turmoil. At a hearing, Justice Jonathan Harris said the court was sanctioning a so-called scheme of arrangements for Hong Kong Airlines. Counsel for the carrier, which is backed by bankrupt Chinese conglomerate ...

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TUI agrees to repay German pandemic bailout package

  Bloomberg TUI AG agreed on a plan to repay a chunk of its bailout package from the German government, the latest sign of the travel sector’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The pickup in travel means the company can repay most of the remaining aid by the end of 2023, TUI said in a statement. The repayments will be ...

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Train strikes damage Britain’s retailers more than omicron

  Bloomberg A fresh wave of train strikes has hit Britain’s retailers even harder than the omicron variant of Covid-19 that threatened to ruin Christmas last year, according to fresh data showing a steep drop in the number of shoppers. Almost 10% fewer people visited high-street stores— the first day of a string of strikes across the rail network — ...

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