CAI increasing service to Taipei, Rome, London

Article Abstract:

Canadian Airlines International Ltd., a Calgary, Alberta-based airline, is expanding its service to Taipei, Taiwan; Rome, Italy; and London, UK. Canadian is increasing its service on more profitable routes in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, with the help of its fleet of 83 aircraft. As part of the new effort, the airline is reworking its service to Tokyo, Japan, where there has been a decline in business. Canadian is also increasing flights from its major hubs in Toronto, Ontario, and Vancouver, British Columbia, at the same time, it is reducing its capacity by 600 seats per week. The airline will take its 400-seat Boeing 747 jumbo from the Tokyo route and move it to the Taipei and Honolulu, HI, route.

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Is expanding its service to Taipei, Taiwan; Rome, Italy; & London, UK, & would boost flights from its Toronto & Vancouver hubs

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Airlines, Canadian Airlines International Ltd., Article

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Cott puts fizz back in pop empire

Article Abstract:

Under the leadership of CEO Frank Weise III, Cott Corp. has experienced a turnaround, reporting a seventh-consecutive quarterly profit in November 2000. Mr. Weise's strategy included selling all product lines except its core one, supermarket soft drinks, and using those proceeds to reduce the company's debt.

Sales, profits & dividends, Use of Funds, Planning, Finance, Weise, Frank

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Cott buys out concentrate agreement

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Cott Corp. buys out its concentrate business for $94 million.

Acquisitions & mergers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments

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