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Cathay Pacific Airways was pushed into the red in the second half of 2001 as net profits for the year plunged 87%, following a damaging pilots strike and the global industry downturn.Full-year net profits came in at HK$657 million $84 million - sharply down on a record HK$5 billion for 2000.The fall in earnings came despite a HK$452 million gain from the sale of shares in data network operator Equant in
af1 the first half. Without this, the carrier would barely have managed to stay in the black for the yea
owala website r. It has only once in the past 37 years suffered a full-year loss.After sustaining healthy first-half profits, despite a market that star
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Source: Discovery+Rebel HeartsAmong the backers of this years awards-contending documentaries are a group of companies that represent a new era for the documentary filmmaking business. Owned by US media giants focused on the growth of their global streaming services, the firms are making and buying relatively commercial documentaries. In the process, this provides fresh
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