WASHINGTON (Reuters): AIRLINES GLOBALLY will pay more than US$97 billion for fuel in 2005 but carriers in Europe could break even while those in Asia are expected to make money, a leading international trade group said on Monday.
GENEVA: WORLD TRADE negotiators will try from today to do in three months what they have failed to do in more than three years and clinch a deal to free up global trade, according to a Reuters report.
