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EasyJet annual profit rises 40% on package holidays
EasyJet annual profit rises 40% on package holidays
Business and Economy

British no-frills airline EasyJet on Wednesday reported a 40-percent rise in annual net profit on strong demand for its package holidays. The airline reported that for its package holiday division -- which it launched in 2019 -- customer numbers increased by 36 percent from the previous financial year.

Volkswagen says to sell operations in China's Xinjiang
Volkswagen says to sell operations in China's Xinjiang
Business and Economy

German car giant Volkswagen said Wednesday it would sell its operations in China's Xinjiang region, where Beijing has been accused of widespread human rights abuses including forced labour. Rights campaigners have for years accused Beijing of a crackdown against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang, including through forced labour and detention camps.

Hello Kitty owner plunges 17% on sharesale plan
Hello Kitty owner plunges 17% on sharesale plan
Business and Economy

Shares in the Japanese entertainment giant behind the popular Hello Kitty brand plunged on Wednesday after major shareholders said they would reduce their stakes. A statement issued Tuesday by Sanrio said shareholders including major bank Mitsubishi UFJ will let go of as many as 25.9 million shares, sold at a price to be determined later.

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