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The nation's largest airlines are forming alliances that could dramatically change the industry's landscape. American Airlines and US Airways have announced a marketing alliance, while Delta Air Lines and United Airlines plan to announce a similar alliance. Although these arrangements do not involve equity investments, they
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California's gubernatorial campaign spending has intensified, with Democratic Lieutenant Governor Gray Davis' opponents, Al Checchi and Jane Harman, investing heavily in television ads. Checchi has spent at least $20 million of his own money, while Harman has spent over $4 million. In contrast, Davis has run only
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TACA Airlines, El Salvador's flagship carrier, is thriving in a region of rapid growth, expanding its presence in the Caribbean and United States markets while looking to solidify a code-sharing deal with American Airlines. With a current revenue of $600 million, TACA has come a long way since
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The proposed British Airways and American Airlines alliance is nearing a decision from Brussels, but the process is not without its challenges. Both carriers have been waiting for regulatory approval for almost two years, and a public announcement by American Airlines president Don Carty ahead of the official decision has
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As the traditional business models of leading companies like General Motors, IBM, and United Airlines come under scrutiny, two consultants have identified a crucial distinction between profitable and unprofitable businesses. According to Adrian Slywotzky and David Morrison, co-authors of The Profit Zone, many companies are stuck in "no-profit zones&
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Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies Corp., has issued a service bulletin to 15 major airlines worldwide, including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Northwest Airlines, after discovering that it may have improperly serviced thousands of jet-engine blades. The issue may result in microscopic cracking, potentially leading to
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Despite a typical end-of-quarter shopping spree, investors on Tuesday were selective in their buying, focusing on a handful of sectors rather than making broad investments. Technology and home-building issues were among the most popular, with some stocks experiencing significant price increases. However, energy-related issues were left behind as concerns about
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Frequent fliers are in luck as several airlines and hotel chains offer double miles and bonus points promotions. These offers allow travelers to earn points at a faster rate, which can be redeemed for free flights, stays, and other rewards. To make the most of these promotions, it's
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Delta Air Lines is expected to announce that it has hired Warren C. Jenson, a senior vice president of finance at NBC, as its new chief financial officer. Jenson, 41, will replace Thomas J. Roeck, who left the company in November. Jenson's multiyear compensation package is worth more
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Gary Hendricks Hartsfield International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, has been grappling with a parking space crisis. Despite having over 4,000 parking places for five months, officials have yet to open them to the public, citing a need to ensure a "user-friendly" concept
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The Daily Mirror is offering an unprecedented flight deal with KLM UK, allowing readers to book over 45,000 flights from Belfast to 36 destinations worldwide. From May 1 to March 31, 1999, readers can travel to 23 European cities and 13 long-haul destinations at discounted prices. This exclusive deal,
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The Mirror and Sunday Mirror are currently offering one million KLM UK flights to and from Europe at highly competitive prices. With 80 flight routes available, passengers can choose from 57 destinations in the UK and Europe, and 23 international destinations, including Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Toronto. This offer is
