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Every appreciation of the euro by 10 cents costs Airbus 1 billion euros in lost profits. Airbus sells its planes in dollars, yet it incurs half of its costs in euros. During the last year the euros has appreciated against the dollar from $1.46 to about $1.35. Gallois, CEO of EADS (the parent company of Airbus), compares the currency swings to a sword of Damocles hanging over the company. Airbus response will be to find 1 billion euros of savings by 2010 in addition to cost cuts planned earlier. Airbus under Enders will look to aggressive currency hedging, renegotiating supplier contracts and cutting more jobs. Cost overruns of the A400M military transport plane of 1.4 billion euros are affecting EADS financial results, with loss of 776 million euros in the 3rd quarter of 2007.
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WSJ describes the role of U.S. Attorney General Barr working with president Lopez Obrador of Mexico in strengthening Mexican law enforcement, increased border checks to prevent heavy weapons trafficking, and making the changes in the legal system that would help extradition to the U.S. After a period in which Mr. Obrador vacillated in his approach for tackling migration he deployed the Mexican National Guard on the border with Guatemala. Mr. Barr met twice with Mr. Obrador to get Mexico's close cooperation to combat the opioid crisis in the U.S. After a new North American trade deal was signed into law to replace NAFTA Mexico is working closely with the Trump administration in a number of areas after initial disagreements. After the death of U.S. citizens in Mexico in an ambush in November president Trump called for designating the groups as foreign terrorist organizations. Mexico is now making changes for law enforcement and says it is doing so in Mexico's own interests. ...
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US weights options in Iran War on March 23 2026 after 23 days at war, key being opening up Straits of Hormuz to international shipping.

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Norwegian cross country skiing athlete Johannes Klaebo at the Milan Cortina Olympics 1986- for 10 races in 6 events for 115 kilometers over 14 days. Including the 50 kms race.

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Ron Howard remembers Andy Griffith, who was his Dad in the Andy Griffith Show. He says Andy showed a lot of respect for his audience and displayed this by trying to earn its respect every week.
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How in the last days before bankruptcy Chrysler executives pushed dealers to take therir allottment of cars even though they had unsold inventory sitting in their showrooms as sales plunged over 50% for Chrysler, the worst hit among all the carmakers. Dealers say this was aveiled threat to take the cars or face being terminated. For Jim Press and Chrysler this was about "You can help us, or burn all of us down," as Chrysler sturggled to show its viability to the government. See link to where White House economic adviser Summers argued against Obama adviser Austan Goolsbee's advice to let Chrysler go out of business, as there was too much capacity in the car business.
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The governor of India's central bank, the RBI, says cryptocurrency are a threat to the economy and stability and savings of ordinary Indians. He believes private cryptocurrencies should be prohibited. He recently launched RBI own digital currency to combat the problem of private cryptocurrency firms. There is no proper regulatory oversight for cryptocurrency leading to abuses as most recently seen in the dramatic collapse of FTX in the US which was based in the Bahamas. It is covered by the WSJ.


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