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131. BA reviews uniform policy after crucifix row
British Airways Plc launched a review of its uniform policy on Friday after coming under heavy criticism for refusing to allow a staff member to wear a Christian cross over her uniform.
25 Nov 2006
132. British Land net asset value
Property firm British Land posted a 9.3 percent rise in net asset value per share on Tuesday and said its full year dividend would rise at least 94 percent after it converted into a low tax investment trust.
21 Nov 2006
133. British Energy earnings up on higher prices
British Energy said on Friday cracked pipe problems at two of its nuclear power stations would hit output this financial year, but that higher power prices had helped to boost its first half core earnings.
17 Nov 2006
134. BA meets unions on pension funding deal
British Airways started meetings with trade unions on Thursday to discuss proposals to tackle its pension deficit as sources familiar with the situation played down a report they were planning to strike.
16 Nov 2006
135. British Airways Revamps Business Class
British Airways today reveal its new business class flat beds, which is 25% wider and provides greater privacy, comfort and storage.
13 Nov 2006
136. Hornby buys Airfix in 2.6 mln deal
Model train maker Hornby rescued Airfix model planes on Friday, buying the brand from its stricken owner in a 2.6 million pound deal that unites two of Britain's best known toymakers.
10 Nov 2006
137. AB Foods shares slip on dull outlook
Associated British Foods, the Silver Spoon sugar refiner and owner of Primark discount clothes stores, posted an expected 3 percent fall in year profits on Tuesday and, although upbeat over Primark, its shares slipped.
07 Nov 2006
138. Britain OKs Break Up of Nuclear Group
The British government said Tuesday it had approved the break up and sale of British Nuclear Group, the nuclear decommissioning arm of state owned British Nuclear Fuels PLC.
24 Oct 2006
139. British Airways Longhaul Aircraft Competition
British Airways today announced that it had launched a competition for new longhaul aircraft by issuing tender documents to aircraft and engine manufacturers.
17 Oct 2006
140. British Energy hit by repair concerns
British Energy Plc has found cracks in boiler tubes at a second nuclear power station and said it needed to investigate other similar boilers, sending its shares down a quarter in value on Monday.
16 Oct 2006
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