US Airways In A Holding Pattern For American Takeover
US Airways' announcement that it wants to pursue a merger with American Airlines sent American's three main unions soaring Friday.
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US Airways' announcement that it wants to pursue a merger with American Airlines sent American's three main unions soaring Friday.
Nearby businesses say they're dependent on the business they get from American's employees.
Former Secret Service agent, David Chaney, is in more hot water after posting a Facebook photo of himself and former Vice Presidential candidate, Sarah Palin.
At Green Oaks Nursing Center in Arlington, the rainy weather couldn't dampen the spirits of the staff or residents: it was moving day!
In the wake of a possible merger between American Airlines' parent company AMR Corp. and US Airways some small businesses are worried about their bottom lines.
A familiar face in firehouses across the city of Dallas will now be a mainstay. The Dallas City Manager has officially named Louis Bright III as Chief of Dallas Fire Rescue.
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I am ridiculously pumped up for UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones(15-1MMA, 9-1UFC) vs. Rashad Evans(17-1-1MMA, 12-1-1UFC) tomorrow night on PPV.
I have always said that the NBA playoffs are kind of like the WWE with a little competition sprinkled on top.
The State Board of Education unanimously approved new math curriculum standards with little debate or fanfare on Friday.
The major unions for Fort Worth-based American Airlines have decided to back US Airways hostile takeover of the airline. While the unions can't force a merger, they hold seats on the committee of unsecured creditors in the AMR Corp. bankruptcy case.
With three games left in the NBA season, I can't find a single thing worth playing for from a Dallas perspective.
It doesn't matter what sport they are involved in - the NBA, NFL and even the Olympics - many professional athlete enjoy using recreational drugs.
More than 1,600 Texas Department of Transportation TxTag account holders can expect a credit to their accounts following a cyberattack. The cyber-theft has resulted in some $46,000 having to be credited back to customer accounts.