Bush reshuffles team but keeps eye on message
Bush replaces treasury secretary Paul O Neill and economic adviser Larry Lindsey signaling a new face for the economic team. Yet the debate over tax cuts and deficits persists as analysts note job losses and a shrinking stock market, while others point to low rates boosting housing and spending. Dallas Morning News analysis suggests deficits may linger despite plans for further cuts.
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United Faces Chapter 7 Risk After 9 11 Fallout
United Airlines and its parent UAL Corp face Chapter 7 liquidation after filing for bankruptcy, unable to craft a viable reorganization plan. The carrier, once 55 percent employee owned, has left 80,000 workers with uncertain jobs while JetBlue and Southwest expand.
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