easyJet sees increase in passenger numbers drive up profits
Low-cost carrier easyJet has revealed a 21.5% increase in annual pre-tax profits, as rising passenger numbers drive up figures.
easyJet sees increase in passenger numbers drive up profits
Low-cost carrier easyJet has revealed a 21.5% increase in annual pre-tax profits, as rising passenger numbers drive up figures.
Portugal’s President today accepted the appointment of Anabela Rodrigues to the post of Minister of Internal Affairs, replacing Miguel Macedo, who announced his resignation on Sunday in the wake of the first wave of arrests in the Golden Visa corruption enquiry.
Prof. Doutora Anabela Maria Pinto de Miranda Rodrigues formally will be sworn in on Wednesday at noon at the Palace of Belém, according to the website of the President's Office which confirmed that the resignation of Miguel Macedo was accepted.
The Chief Executive of Portugal Telecom declined to comment on the current takeover activity surrounding the company as today he launched a package for small to medium sized companies.
Armando Almeida would not be distracted from explaining the benefits of the Global Connect Pack and said that, "Leadership, innovation and operational efficiency" are the three pillars on which his master plan is founded.
More demolitions are being carried out in Spain on so-called ‘illegal’ houses.
The latest victims of the Spanish property scandal are retired Britons.
‘Public outrage day’ brought ten thousand Hungarians to the streets on Monday to demand the resignation of the prime minister, believing he employs corrupt officials and is too close to Russia.
In the Czech Republic, thousands protested against their prime minister, who they see as too sympathetic to Russia.
Fewer British students are making foreign exchange visits because fears over health and safety are “killing” them off.
Traditional foreign exchange trips for schoolchildren are dying out because of paranoia over health and safety regulations, according to research by the British Council.
Portugal’s main estate agency association says it refuses to be a scapegoat in the backlash over the Golden Visa corruption enquiry and said the money used in buying top end property is in effect scrutinised twice.
The Association of Real Estate Professionals and Business (APEMIP) issued a strongly worded statement today to defend the importance of the Golden Visa programme to its members’ bank accounts, and took the bold step of informing the public that its members are not involved in "money laundering and other crimes."
Miguel Macedo, Portugal’s Minister for Internal Administration, has resigned over the Golden Visa affair, while trying to distance himself from the enquiry.
Macedo's announcement came just days after the Judicial Police arrested 11 people last Thursday, suspected variously of corruption, money laundering, influence peddling and embezzlement in connection with the granting of Golden Visas.