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    IATA boss warns foreign airlines may quit India if taxation issues are not sorted

    The chief of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Wille Walsh, warned that airlines may withdraw from the Indian market if concerns over taxation are not addressed. Several global airline groups including Emirates, British Airways, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, and others have received tax evasion notices from the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI). The notices were related to non-payment of tax on services provided by the airlines to their Indian entities.

    Emirates boss says India’s protectionist stance will be detrimental to economy

    Emirates president Tim Clark opposes India's protectionist stance to favor its carriers. The UAE requests more seats, Air India supports the move post-Tata takeover, and IndiGo ventures into long-haul travel with Airbus aircraft.

    Emirates boss says Boeing needs strong CEO to end crisis

    Boeing is looking for a new CEO after announcing that Dave Calhoun would step down by the end of the year following back-to-back crises exacerbated by the blowout of a loose door plug on an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 jet in January.

    Jurgen Klopp and Chris Wilder to reunite again after Liverpool boss told he's "selfish"

    Sheffield United reappoints Chris Wilder as manager, posing a challenge for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool. The history of clashes and camaraderie between the two managers adds intrigue to their upcoming encounter.

    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta praises Tottenham before match against Newcastle. Know Eddie Howe's injury blows

    Arsenal are much ahead of their rivals after winning 19 of their last 22 matches against Newcastle in all competitions. Will Newcastle be able to avenge their humiliation at a time when they will miss many of their senior players?

    Big Oil, heavy industry discuss emission curbs ahead of COP28

    CEOs from major oil and gas companies met with heavy industry bosses in the UAE to discuss commitments to reduce carbon emissions ahead of the COP28 climate summit. The aim is to get industry players to make decarbonization commitments and align on how best to position them at the summit. The meeting included discussions on hydrogen commercialization, carbon capture, methane elimination, and increasing renewable energy.

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