Archive for February 2005
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The pilots at bankrupt UAL Corp on Monday ratified a tentative labour deal that will allow United Airlines to save $180 million annually, a spokesman for the pilots' union said. A 75.46 percent majority of
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Bankrupt US Airways Group reported on Monday a wider net loss for the fourth-quarter at $236 million, or $4.30 per share, citing high fuel costs and tougher competition. The No 7 domestic airline's loss for
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Bankrupt US Airways Group reported on Monday a wider net loss for the fourth-quarter at $236 million, or $4.30 per share, citing high fuel costs and tougher competition. The No 7 domestic airline's loss for
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Global tourism arrivals enjoyed a huge rebound of 10 percent in 2004 after prolonged stagnation, the World Tourism Organisation said in its winter barometer report released Monday. "After three years of stagnant growth, international tourism
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Facing pressure from European regulators, Microsoft Corp agreed to change the name of the new stripped-down version of Windows that the software maker now is required to make available to European consumers, the Wall Street
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SBC Communications Inc on Monday said it would buy AT&T Corp for about $16 billion, making SBC the largest US telecommunications company and ending AT&T's independence after suffering a two-decade decline after losing its US
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SBC Communications Inc on Monday said it would buy AT&T Corp for about $16 billion, making SBC the largest US telecommunications company and ending AT&T's independence after suffering a two-decade decline after losing its US
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Opec oil producers on Monday said they will keep close watch over coming weeks on whether the group's Sunday decision to keep pumping at current rates threatens to erode strong prices. The Organisation of the
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China, trying to plug a yawning gap between rich and poor, said it would reduce farm taxes, offer subsidies to boost rural incomes and step up grain production, state media and government officials said on
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China, trying to plug a yawning gap between rich and poor, said it would reduce farm taxes, offer subsidies to boost rural incomes and step up grain production, state media and government officials said on
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