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Google News: Malev stops flying Survival of the fittest
[The Economist] - But no doubt its wily boss, Michael O'Leary, will be driving a hard bargain with the authorities in Budapest over such things as landing fees, as the price of rescuing both Malev's staff (who are being invited to apply for jobs with Ryanair) and the
Inside the world of business
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[Irish Times] - Just this week, Ryanair raised its profit guidance to €480 million. The collapses of Spanair and Malev highlight the success of the Ryanair business model. Michael O'Leary has made it into a well-oiled money-making machine over the past two decades.
PIPA / SOPA and the Online Tsunami: A First Draft of the Future
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[ABC News] - The Motion Picture Association of America's Michael O'Leary, for example, recently suggested that the outcry against the legislation "was driven mostly by Google," which used its control over online communications platforms "without any restraint" to
Google News: O'Leary vuelve a abrir la boca
[Diari de Tarragona] - En esta ocasión, Michael O'Leary se ha quedado tan ancho asegurando que la quiebra de Spanair (que ha dejado con una mano delante y otra detrás a más de trabajadores) «es una buena noticia para el turismo y el empleo en España», porque «permitirá
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