SAS reports seventh straight quarterly loss, targets additional cost-cutting

SAS Group launched a new SEK2 billion ($272 million) cost-saving program after posting its seventh consecutive quarterly consolidated net loss, a SEK1.05 billion second-quarter deficit that compared to a SEK422 million net loss in the year-ago period. The new initiative, which includes cutting...

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