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What the American Airlines-US Airways Deal Means for Fliers, Creditors and the Airline Industry
Travelers may soon learn how a dominant trio of American, United, and Delta affects the cost of flying -
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The American-US Airways Deal: You're Going to Pay More
The key to fixing airline finances is to get rid of seats and charge more, hence the airline mergers -
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Grand Central Station Turns 100
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How Chrysler's Dodge Dart Missed the Mark
The Fiat-designed small car has been a slow seller in the U.S. -
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The Explosive History of Lithium-Ion Batteries
The Dreamliner’s woes are another example of this family of rechargeable batteries either swelling, overheating, or spontaneously combusting -
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Boeing CEO's Task: Get the Dreamliner Airborne Again
It's up to James McNerney to get the 787 back in the air fast, or else -
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Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and the Decline of Innovation
The Dreamliner's grounding reflects a shrinking tolerance for risk among corporate executives and government regulators, which threatens America's competitive edge -
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Q&A: Original American Airlines Designer Massimo Vignelli on the Redesigned Logo
The 82-year-old designer sounds off on the airline's new look -
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The Grounded Boeing 787 Drags Down Stocks
Hardest hit is Japan's GS Yuasa, which makes the batteries -
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American Airlines Repaints Its Planes—to Much Carping
American's most recent logo, unveiled in 1968, was intended to convey a sense of professionalism and modernity. The company is reorganizing in bankruptcy court -
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The 787 and the DC-10: A History of Two Troubled Jets
The cases of the grounded Boeing and McDonnell Douglas planes contain few similarities -
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Boeing's 787: Should You Board This Plane?
The brand-new 787 has some issues to work through, but it's not accurate to call it dangerous -
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Shipper Maersk Wants Hong Kong to Require Clean Fuel
The shipping giant calls for the world's third-busiest container port to force rivals to use clean fuel as well -
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The Silk Railroad of China-Europe Trade
Companies deep in China lean on railroads to ship to Europe -
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The New Silk Road
An international freight-train network links China to Europe, giving multinationals with factories in the interior an alternative to shipping by air or sea
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