AirAsia Group reported a 2017 second-quarter net profit of MYR140 million ($33 million), down 53% from net profit of MYR298 million in the year-ago period. The company said the decline was mainly because of a one-time tax charge of MYR212 million “from the group’s participation in the Indonesia tax...
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