American Airlines To Reduce Q4 Flights
American Airlines is reducing flights and will further cut passenger-carrying capacity in the fourth quarter because of the weak economy.
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American Airlines is reducing flights and will further cut passenger-carrying capacity in the fourth quarter because of the weak economy.
Neiman Marcus reported Friday that it lost $61.4 million for the period ended July 30. That compares with a loss of $32.8 million a year earlier.
Federal regulators are proposing to fine an aircraft repair station $1.1 million for improperly performing inspections and repairs to 44 Southwest Airlines planes.
At Texas Star Golf Course in Euless, every putt is rolling true on bright greens. In the middle of water restrictions, the course has found a way to keep conditions perfect.
Fort Worth- based American Airlines has escalated its legal fight with a leading ticket-reservations system by accusing Sabre Holdings Corp. of organizing a boycott of American by travel agents.
Retail gasoline prices have gone up a penny this week across Texas. AAA Texas on Thursday reported the average cost per gallon was $3.48.
On one side of the Joe Pool Dam lies the lake. On the other lives Rosemary Reed. "You can see the line of the dam," she says pointing over her fence in Grand Prairie's Westchester neighborhood.
There are noticeable changes taking place at Dallas Love Field Airport. Four new eateries have or are set to open inside the terminal.
J.C. Penney Co.'s chairman and CEO says the department store operator is well positioned for the holiday season, but that it has pulled expectations back a bit.
Texas is dealing with a drought, and while residents are asked to conserve water, Chesapeake Energy is using millions of gallons for fracking.
Downtown Dallas may be a good place to invest right now if you're in international real estate. But at what cost to taxpayers? A company based in Turkey wants to restore a downtown landmark if the city will help out.
Employers stopped adding jobs in August, an alarming setback for an economy that has struggled to grow and might be at risk of another recession.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood joined a panel of business and labor representatives in discussing how to create new jobs Thursday in Dallas.
JCPenney's revenue at stores dipped 1.9 percent in August, hurt by Hurricane Irene and a later start to back-to-school shopping.