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Willie Walsh's airline winners and losers
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Photo: GETTY By Alistair Osborne "[Michael] O'Leary would have to be up there," he says of the Ryanair boss. "I think his achievement in business has been phenomenal. You can argue over his style, his methods, that some of the things he says are
BBC property cost is 'set to soar 33%'
www.standard.co.uk
[Evening Standard] - Not surprisingly, Ryanair headed the poll of brands that should be banned, and it also won first place in the league of "travel villains" with Michael O'Leary in person also in the top five, just ahead of Heathrow Airport. British Airways came top of
Google News: Oh for a eurocrat who understands science
[Financial Times] - The most entertaining speaker was Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, who shared his personal vision of innovation: coin-operated toilets and taxing overweight passengers. His antics were at least fun, and the one-man-advertising-agency did
Google News: Shareholders concerned by director dealings
[Financial Times] - By contrast when Michael O'Leary, the colourful chief executive of Ryanair, recently disposed of 4m shares, or 7 per cent of his total holdings, and James Osborne, senior independent director at the airline, sold shares or 45 per cent of his
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