Tony Fratto is envious. Mr. Fratto was a colleague of mine in the Bush administration, and as a senior member of the White House communications shop, he knows just how difficult it can be to deal with a press corps skeptical ...Read More
CHICAGO (Dow Jones)--American Airlines, a unit of AMR Corp. (AMR), in the next year will close or downsize some U.S. aircraft maintenance facilities, cutting up to 700 jobs, or about 5% of its maintenance staff of 12,700, as the size ...Read More
A spokesman for American Airlines Inc. confirmed Friday that 1,600 jobs will be cut by a new staffing reduction. American Airlines, a subsidiary of Fort Worth-based AMR Corp. (NYSE: AMR), said 1,200 flight attendant positions will be impacted nationwide, along with ...Read More
American Airlines confirmed Friday morning that 1,600 jobs will be cut in a new round of staffing reductions, 103 of which may be coming from Miami. American Airlines, a subsidiary of Fort Worth, Texas-based AMR Corp. (NYSE: AMR), said 1,200 flight ...Read More
June 12 (Bloomberg) -- AMR Corp.’s American Airlines willeliminate 1,600 jobs and Delta Air Lines Inc. may pare itspayroll again as waning travel demand spurs deeper cuts inseating capacity. American’s reductions equal about 2.4 percent of theworkforce, while Delta said it ...Read More
WASHINGTON – Democrats will increase energy costs and make the U.S. more dependent on foreign oil if they focus solely on alternative energy, the Republicans say. In the party's weekly radio and Internet address Saturday, Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., said Republicans ...Read More
May 18 (Bloomberg) -- American Express Co., the largestU.S. credit-card company by purchases, will cut about 6 percentof its workforce as cardholders squeezed by rising unemploymentfail to pay debts. American Express will take a charge of $180 million to $250million in ...Read More
"British jobs for British workers," the BNP's advert demands. The problem is that the builders pictured in the photo are hardly home-grown: they hail from Oregon, on the far side of the United States. The far-right party yesterday found itself derided ...Read More
Republicans looking to recover from Bush-era defeats are turning to an unlikely source for advice: top aides to former President George W. Bush. Former White House press secretary Dana Perino, former Bush counselor Ed Gillespie and former White House deputy press ...Read More
