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Ferrovial puts emphasis on retail at BAAFerrovial puts emphasis on retail at BAA
15-Nov-2006
UK. After conducting a strategic review of UK airports group BAA’s operations, new owner Grupo Ferrovial has decided to focus on the core UK market
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The decision had immediate consequences for travel-retail, with the dissolution of the Global Airport Services partnership between BAA subsidiary World Duty Free and Crossbar Associates (see Insight, page 11). But........
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