AF-KLM says cargo revenues up 1.2 percent to €493 million Air France-KLM’s self-described “cargo turnaround” seems to have finally pushed the carrier’s third-quarter results back into the black, with total cargo revenues up 1.2 percent to €493 million. Across a longer timeline, however, year-to-date cargo statistics at the carrier still indicate
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Taxi-hailing firm Uber imposes waiting fee on Kenya riders
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Brazil Becomes Uber’s Latest Regulatory Battleground
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