Board of Airline Representatives, representing more than 70 airlines, requests city suspends costly landing and parking fees, among other operating costs Government has helped the aviation industry twice before - in 2009 and from 2000 to 2004 - but not on the scale now requested

In the second quarter of 2019, Oi reported a net loss of R$1,625 million (US$392 million) compared to R$766 million profit in the first quarter

Vice-agriculture minister Han Jun said the planned visit to US farms in Montana and Nebraska was never confirmed and not due to failure in trade talks Han says the cancellation of the visit was due to an adjustment in the delegation's itinerary unrelated to trade negotiations

Dominion says the project off the Virginia coast will include more than 220 wind turbines and power up to 650,000 homes at peak.

Billion Development sold 145 of the 172 apartments in the third batch at the project, on the western side of the New Territories Studios and one-bedroom flats were most in demand, according to Sammy Po of Midland Realty, indicating strong demand from first-time buyers

The world's two leading plane makers remain optimistic about mainland growth despite the country's trade war with the United States China was now Airbus' biggest market in terms of fleet size with 1,779 of its planes in service, according to George Xu Gang, chief executive of Airbus China

Shenzhen joins a number of mainland cities using face scans at metro entrances

Company opposed to government taking back plots set aside for private residential and commercial use, as well as land that has not been zoned yet SHKP has five to seven plots in areas already zoned for subsidised housing

Struggling brokers are finding they can no longer rely on their traditional rescuers - mainland Chinese buyers willing to pay a healthy premium to get a foothold in the local market Ten small brokers have had to shut their doors since the start of the civil unrest that has slashed their revenues by almost a third

Initiatives to stay afloat amid tough times include cutting prices, selling 'staycation' offers, promoting dining and asking staff to take unpaid leave But experts feel these will not help the industry much as problem lies with reduced travel demand due to ongoing social unrest, rather than pricing