Northwest also eliminated 2500 jobs from its payroll. The cuts are part of “sustained profitability” and saving jobs, executives said. Delta said it will end this year with about $5.6 billion in cash. [Source: Cincinnati Enquirer] ...
Oyu Tolgoi, the Mongolian copper-gold joint venture between Rio and Canada's Ivanhoe Mines, announced it had cut about 250 jobs, representing around 40 per cent of its workforce, because of the global financial crisis and collapse in ...
It’s not yet clear how many Texans will be affected by the layoffs or whether the combined company will abide by WaMu’s long-term Texas Enterprise Fund contract that calls for adding 4200 financial services jobs in the state over ...
After a year as an editor-at-large for National Geographic magazine, Mr. Zeller returned to The New York Times in July 2008 to help expand the paper's coverage of sustainable energy and green business. He has spent much of the last ...
But he also loves pointing out those (more than occasional) times when they get it right. Executive Suite offers his take on topics from Steve Jobs and iPhones to the future of General Motors — and much more. ...
All flights must be taken on the dates and times specified above and all passengers must travel together. Flights are in Business Premier Class from Auckland to Vancouver and economy class between Auckland and Wellington. ...
“Over the last seven months, our employees have worked tirelessly to sustain our business in an unprecedented economic downturn. I want to thank them for their dedication, loyalty and commitment to Kimball Hill Homes,” Love said. ...
But he also acknowledged that the debacles on Wall Street aren’t exactly great for business:. “This year is the biggest challenge because the financial firms around the world are feeling the effects of a downturn,” he said. ...
Senior architects of Guy Hands’s buyout of EMI are to lose their jobs after the financier’s private equity firm was forced to inject more cash into the British music group to avoid breaching banking covenants, The Financial Times ...
DALLAS | Executives of major US airlines, seeing signs of slumping travel demand, said Tuesday they were ready to cut more flights, and Delta hinted at more job losses. extra description.
