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Written By: jmbreslow on August 26, 2008 No Comment
Southwest cutbacks to hit Midway the hardest

By JASON M. BRESLOW — MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Southwest Airlines Co. [[LUV]] will be eliminating 22 departures to 20 cities from Chicago’s Midway International Airport beginning in January.

The cuts are part of a plan announced Tuesday by the airline to cut approximately 5 percent, or 196 flights, from its daily schedule of 3,400 [...]

Written By: jmbreslow on August 5, 2008 No Comment
United en route to forfeit $91 million

BY JASON M. BRESLOW – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

An interesting observation today from Laura Mueller over at Flightglobal.com: UAL Corp.’s United Airlines [[UAUA]] is likely to cancel an outstanding order for 42 Airbus aircraft, a decision that would cost the struggling carrier as much as $91 million in [...]

Written By: jmbreslow on August 1, 2008 One Comment
Soda on US Airways … $2 please

BY JASON M. BRESLOW – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

The squeeze goes on at the nation’s airlines. US Airways Group, Inc. [[LCC]] on Friday became the first major carrier to charge passengers for nonalcoholic beverages. From now on drinks such as coffee and soda will require a $1 or $2 fee on [...]

Written By: jmbreslow on July 30, 2008 One Comment
Amid struggles, JetBlue CEO takes pay cut

By JASON M. BRESLOW – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Despite its new “Happy Jetting” campaign, there has been little worth celebrating at JetBlue Airways Corp. [[JBLU]] recently.

In the last week alone, JetBlue announced a $7 million loss in the second quarter and saw its debt downgraded by Moody’s Investment Services. Amid such [...]

Written By: Administrator on July 18, 2008 No Comment

No red ink for luxury pens in weak economy
by Ben Miraski
July 17, 2008

Porsche, Mercedes, BMW: These are the names commonly associated with status in America. However, with the slowing economy, the names might be changing.  Replacing the flashy cars could be names such as Conklin, Krone, or Waterman, all makers of [...]

Written By: marjorie on July 16, 2008 No Comment

By MARJORIE KORN – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Wall Street groans when Congress gets involved in its day-to-day activities, but Main Street is applauding S. 3268, the Stop Excessive Energy Speculation Act of 2008, introduced by Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada.

The bill seeks to reduce the amount [...]

Written By: Administrator on April 26, 2008 No Comment

Credit market turmoil could boost CME’s move into OTC derivatives

by John Detrixhe

Apr 23, 2008

The CME Group Inc.’s latest foray into the $62 trillion off-exchange credit-default swaps market comes just as some critics [...]

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