MAS: back in black in 2003

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Malaysian airline Malaysian Airline System has reported a loss of 1.33 billion ringget for this year ending on March 31. The losses were attributed to higher fuel costs and fewer aircraft sales from MAS's fleet. MAS intends to implement a business plan, including the revision of fares and the refiguring of its international network, that will ensure stability by 2003.

Malaysian Airline System Bhd.

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Pilot strike redux, perhaps?

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South Korean arilines Korean Air Lines and Asiana Airlines have recovered from recent strikes; but face a slowing global economy including lower volumes of cargo traffic, a weak currency, and high fuel prices. Share prices are expected to fall, even if increased travel due to the 2002 soccer World Cup and China joining the World Trade Organization may raise profits slightly.

China, South Korea, Securities prices, Influence, Membership, World Trade Organization, Transportation, World Cup (Soccer), Korean Air Lines Company Ltd. (Korea), Asiana Airlines

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Malaysian palm oil heats up: Conditions converge for old economy player

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Analyists argue that the palm oil industry in Kuala Lumpur is set to grow due to a rise in demand and greater ease in distribution. A pie chart shows that Malaysia produces approximately half of the world's palm oil.

Financial analysis, Vegetable oil mills, not elsewhere classified, Other Oilseed Processing, Palm Oil, Statistical Data Included, Fats and oils industry, Oils and fats industry, IOI Corporation Bhd., Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd.

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