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Topic: Ryanair Holdings plc

As Europe scrimps, budget airline Ryanair soars
Europeans may be tightening their belts, but they're still flying Ryanair, whose profits were up in the first half of 2012. And the airline is eying expansion in Eastern Europe, Africa, and even the US.
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Iceland's volcanic ash over Britain could be gone tomorrow – but back Friday
Iceland's volcanic ash cloud to cover British air space today
Airline stocks fall after volcano; Ryanair, after cuts
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Ireland embraces Lisbon Treaty. Will Blair be next EU president?
After rapid climb, India's airlines face steep descent
Bing as travel agent? So long, Farecast.

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