China Eastern Airlines

Some state-owned corporations, such as China Eastern Airlines, stay afloat only due to central subsidies after botching deals on commodities futures.

Beijing's 'Legless' Stimulus 2009

airlines are hit by fuel costs Asian markets mostly declined Friday, with Shanghai-listed shares suffering steep losses as carriers such as China Eastern Airlines slid on worries about high fuel prices, while fears of a slowdown in corporate earnings hurt steel and power firms.

Shanghai leads region lower; 2008

China Eastern Airlines' Shanghai shares gained 7.1%, while its Hong Kong shares added 2%.

Asian Shares Rise on Solid Earnings John Phillips 2011

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China dropped 1.8% and China Merchants Bank and China Eastern Airlines both slipped 0.8%.

European Stocks Go 5 for 5 Simon Kennedy 2011

In the biggest deal, British engine maker Rolls-Royce won a $1.2 billion order from China Eastern Airlines for engines to power 16 Airbus A330 aircraft.

British PM Urges More Political Freedom in China 2010

Government-controlled China Eastern Airlines (CEA) has a lock on many of the city's most lucrative air routes (though it also has a terrible reputation for late departures).

Adding Shanghai To Your Stock Portfolio 2010

Government-controlled China Eastern Airlines (CEA) has a lock on many of the city's most lucrative air routes (though it also has a terrible reputation for late departures).

Adding Shanghai To Your Stock Portfolio 2010

On Tuesday, Cameron met with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, with the two governments signing economic and education accords and Rolls-Royce Group sealing a $1.2 billion order from China Eastern Airlines for engines.

World Watch 2010

For example, China Eastern Airlines posted a realized oil hedging loss of eight million yuan ($1.17 million) at the end of last year, though its unrealized loss totaled around 6.26 billion yuan as of Dec. 31.

Beijing Backs Firms' Right to Dispute Derivatives Contracts 2009

Shanghai-based China Eastern Airlines reported in late April an 81% decline in first-quarter net profit to 40.1 million yuan, because of weak air traffic.

China Eastern Gets Cash Injection 2009