Still On the Rails Despite Debts Crisis

Evening Chronicle › October 16, 2006

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Gner chiefs say it is business as usual after its parent company filed for bankruptcy protection today.

Passenger services on the East Coast Main Line will not be hit by the decision by US parent company Sea Containers, which has debts of about pounds 350m.

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Still On the Rails Despite Debts Crisis

But today the Bermuda-based passenger and freight transport business successfully filed for bankrup...

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