Today’s Headlines 7/14/2011
- Boeing loses 35-jet order from Dubai firm
- Nicor employees warn of post-merger layoffs
- Connecticut attorney general questions Groupon coupons
- United Continental’s gain on credit card agreement offset by merger costs
- Struggling Borders faces looming liquidation deadline
- Sara Lee’s Douwe Egberts to go public next year
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— Leasing company Dubai Aerospace Industries has canceled an order for 35 Boeing Co. 737 narrowbodies, the planemaker said in its weekly order book update.
The planes are valued at $2.8 billion, according to Boeing’s list prices.
The Dubai company, which has already cleared out its remaining Airbus orders worth $5.8 billion, still has its orders for 15 747s and six 777s.
Boeing also took orders for one 737 and one 747 in the latest week.
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