Despite Bankruptcy AA Making Luxurious Plane Upgrades
In the midst of bankruptcy proceedings Fort Worth-based American Airlines (AA) plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to accommodate business travelers in a more luxurious fashion.
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In the midst of bankruptcy proceedings Fort Worth-based American Airlines (AA) plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to accommodate business travelers in a more luxurious fashion.
Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corp. is being sued by a shareholder over the company's corporate jet policy.
Six months after AT&T's deal to buy T-Mobile collapsed, T-Mobile's ads are going back on the attack against a favorite target -- AT&T and their network's handling of the iPhone.
A judge ruled Tuesday that the TCEQ should have held a hearing about potential harm to nearby residents prior to licensing a remote radioactive waste dump.
Domino's Pizza announced on Monday that it will be the first national pizza delivery chain to offer a 10-inch gluten-free crust to its consumers in all U.S. stores.
A vending machine company is trying to bring organic and healthy alternatives to the community, and they are starting with area schools.
Beef Products will close processing plants in three states this month because of the controversy surrounding its meat product that critics have dubbed "pink slime."
It could soon cost a little more to stay in a big Dallas hotel. The Dallas City Council is considering allowing hotels, with more than 100 rooms, to charge an additional 2-percent in sales tax.
Southwest Airlines Co. said a key measure of passenger revenue rose as much as 8 percent last month as it benefited from fare increases even as its planes carried fewer people.
Student loan interest rates could soon skyrocket, and many graduates are already winding up delinquent on their loans. So, is a college degree still worth the money?
AT&T will start selling home automation and security services nationwide. The installations and services will be sold in AT&T stores, starting with a trial in Dallas and Atlanta.
The Obama administration said Friday it will require companies drilling for natural gas on public and Indian lands to publicly disclose chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing operations.
After you've purchased a vehicle, there is still a cost associated with using it on a regular basis. And according to AAA, that cost is increasing this year.
JCPenney said Thursday that it hired a new chief financial officer as it tries to reshape its business. Ken Hannah will take over as CFO on Monday.
The bankrupt airline wants to stop 10,000 of its employees from voting to unionize.