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Ford's Biggest U.S. Problem Is a Good One: Too Few Fusions
Ford has less than a 40-day inventory of Fusions but will add plant capacity in the fall. It will also add 2,000 workers in Kansas City to build F-150s and Transit vans.
06:45AM 05/02/13
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Ford and GM Sales Rise, Led by Pickup Trucks
Ford, GM and Chrysler all report double-digit April sales gains, and Lincoln shows signs of life.
10:15AM 05/01/13
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Next for GM: New Luxury Pickup, Lower Earnings, Flat Share Price
With GM shares trading near a two-year high, some analysts say it might be time for a pause.
06:45AM 05/01/13
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Delta, US Airways Report Rare Profit
Delta and US Airways report first-quarter profit, but Delta says April unit revenue will decline 2% to 3%.
08:49AM 04/23/13
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If We Could Protect Airlines from Government, We Would Be Fine
Note to the FAA: You have discretion in making budget cuts. Use it.
07:30AM 04/23/13
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Alaska Air Seeks San Diego Niche
San Diego International Airport might make a nice hub for someone, but it has just one runway and growth is limited.
06:56AM 04/23/13
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American CEO: US Airways Lucks Out When It Joins Oneworld
American CEO Tom Horton says US Airways will get a big break when it leaves Star to join Oneworld.
06:45AM 04/19/13
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American Air CEO: Our Costs Are Lowest, Our Alliance Is Stronger
American Airlines CEO Tom Horton says the airline now has lower costs than competitors. He also says while Oneworld won when TAM joined.
12:07PM 04/18/13
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American Airlines Posts Adjusted First- Quarter Profit
Excluding items, American made $8 million in the first quarter, a period when airlines typically lose money.
10:18AM 04/18/13
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Mexico Gains as Auto Export Power
Mexico is fourth in the world in auto exports, after Germany, Japan and Korea, and is the only one lacking a domestic automaker.
06:45AM 04/18/13