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Flight Centre loses $500m, highlights Aussie bleeding – The Australian Financial Review
The travel outfit has posted its second full-year loss following the COVID-19 outbreak.
The company said it had about $941 million in liquidity available as of June.
When lockdowns have lifted and borders have re-opened as they have just started to do in a more meaningful way outside of Australia and New Zealand we have typically seen immediate…
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