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...controls of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary has transformed the Irish no-frills carrier into Europe's most profitable airline. But he's not cooling his jets. Earlier this month, Ryanair launched an audacious y1.48 billion takeover bid for Ireland's flagship airline, Aer Lingus. With the[an error occurred while processing this directive] offer still pending, the famously outspoken O'Leary, 45, talked via e-mail to TIME's Adam Smith...
...picked up just over 19% of Aer Lingus, but both the Irish government and Aer Lingus' board have rebuffed your overtures. And last week, opponents of a tie-up bought shares in Aer Lingus to block the deal. Are you still confident of landing the airline? As an Irishman, I am always optimistic but never ever confident. It is a great deal for Aer Lingus' passengers, who will enjoy a 10% reduction in short-haul fares, and an even better deal for Aer Lingus employees, who stand to make on average 360,000 each. A 27% premium over the flotation...
...dispute will most likely be resuscitated sometime over the next year, after the publication of both papers in AER. Its long-term effects on education policy—and the likelihood of any vicissitudes in either professor’s professional standing—are hard to predict, economists...
Rothstein said he looks forward to the imminent publication of both papers in AER and believes that the journal’s policies will permit a more productive exchange. Unlike NBER working papers, submissions to AER are reviewed and edited by a number of economists prior to publication...
...confident that the AER editorial process will ensure that the tone of the exchange remains professional and scientific, and that untrue claims are not printed,” Rothstein wrote in an e-mail...