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...“Countries like Turkey are using up big chunks of the quota and there is none left for anyone else,” said Richard Warren, UK Steel head of policy....
...In the letters, seen by the Financial Times, Warren East, chief executive at Rolls-Royce, wrote on Wednesday that “Virgin’s business is of significant importance to Rolls-Royce, our extensive UK supply chain...
...Rolls-Royce will put its UltraFan engine programme “on ice” when testing finishes in 2022, halting further investment until a new aircraft is launched, according to Warren East, chief executive....
...Warren East, chief executive, said the outlook remained “challenging and the pace and timing of the recovery is uncertain” as he unveiled the group’s third quarter trading statement....
...Warren East, chief executive of Rolls-Royce, the UK aero-engine maker, believes that volume has to be increased by a factor of 1,000....
...Warren East, chief executive of aero-engine maker Rolls-Royce, has said in the past that volume would have to be increased by a factor of 1,000....
...Warren East, chief executive, said the fundraising would help Rolls-Royce navigate the “current uncertain operating environment”....
...In February, Warren East, chief executive of Rolls-Royce, said he was confident the problems with the Trent 1000 family had been brought under control....
...Warren East, chief executive, said the measures represented a “comprehensive package which will take the liquidity question off the table during this crisis....
...Warren East, chief executive, said the virus had created a “historic shock in civil aviation” from which it would take “several years to recover”....
...“You may find that big trade shows like Farnborough will happen less frequently,” said Warren East, chief executive of Rolls-Royce, the aero-engine maker....
...Warren East, chief executive of the world’s second biggest aero-engine maker, said the disease represented a “near-term macro risk” but it was too early to say what the impact would be....
...That was exactly the message that Warren East, Rolls-Royce’s chief executive, aimed to get across on Wednesday in announcing that more than 9,000 jobs would go, including 1,000 previously announced....
...In addition 120 senior and executive managers will take a further 10 per cent cut in salaries this year, while Warren East, chief executive, and Stephen Daintith, finance director, would also defer any bonus...
...Warren East, chief executive, said the group was discussing tapping the government’s short-term emergency loan facility to deal with short-term issues....
...Warren East, chief executive, said the programme had to be cut back to reflect the company’s needs: Rolls-Royce had been taking on more apprentices and graduate trainees than there were jobs available....
...Warren East, appointed chief executive in 2015 after a string of profit warnings, has repeatedly said his ambition is to return the aero-engine company to single-A grade credit status, last held in 2017....
...Sitting in the company’s new streamlined headquarters in London’s King's Cross, chief executive Warren East was unapologetic about the turbulence in the supply chain....
...Mr Warren said he feared Jingye could use the deal to gain industry knowhow and then abandon the company, taking the newly acquired technologies back to China....
...Warren East, chief executive, whose battle to drive profitability at the 113-year-old company has been hampered since 2017 by the Trent 1000 troubles, said he believed that the latest announcement would...
...And it’s easy to laugh at Dave Portnoy when he calls Warren Buffett washed up. Again, it’s kind of ridiculous....
...How Soriot achieved this all is the subject of a fascinating long read by the FT’s Peggy Hollinger and Sarah Neville that was published this week....
...But there’s an underlying modernisation programme at Rolls-Royce and we are making progress on that,” he told Peggy Hollinger....
...“It will be costly,” said Warren East, chief executive of Rolls-Royce....
...The UK aero-engine maker has scaled back investment significantly, from several millions to simply paying for “a handful of salaries”, said Warren East, Rolls-Royce chief executive, in an interview with...
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