Sep 8, 2009 Tuesday
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HONG KONG - THE head of Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific on Tuesday lashed out at aircraft and parts suppliers such as Boeing and Airbus for charging airlines more for their products despite the economic downturn.

In a rare outburst against suppliers, Cathay chief executive Tony Tyler said aircraft and parts manufacturers continued to hike prices and called for closer alignment between the interests of airlines and suppliers.

 
US stocks lift after holiday

NEW YORK - US STOCKS climbed on Tuesday as trading resumed after the Labor Day holiday, fueled by optimism that economic recovery is underway and gains on most overseas markets.

Oecd: Invest in education

PARIS - INVESTING in higher education will help states move out of recession and also bring lifelong financial rewards to people who choose to study for longer, the OECD said in a report Tuesday.

'The economic crisis and the explosion of unemployment, combined with the benefits higher education brings, will encourage more young people to continue their studies in the coming years,' OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria said.

Sri Lanka's 1st post-war IPO

COLOMBO - SRI Lanka's stock exchange is set to have its first public share offering since the end of a war here in May, cashing in on interest that has seen the market surge in recent months.

   
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