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Ryanair seeks green light for Aer Lingus takeover Ryanair’s cautious 2013 outlook put off investors on Monday in London. The share price of Europe’s biggest discount airline was down 6% in early trading but finished only 0.25 % down.
However the Irish company has published record full-year earnings, above expectations, with customer numbers on the rise. A rare move: Ryanair will even pay a special dividend.
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