Jiffy Lube settlement eyed to end class actions nationwide
Oklahoma judge poised to approve a settlement resetting surcharges on oil changes. Nine pending cases from California to New Jersey would close, with $2.75 million split among three law firms and some customers receiving $5 off next oil change. Some attorneys challenge the deal as insufficient.
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Sprint to cut 700 jobs in business solutions unit
Sprint Corp plans 700 job cuts in its business solutions division in Overland Park Kansas as it stops selling business long distance outside package deals. The cutbacks amount to 7.8 percent of the unit’s workforce and a pre tax charge will reflect a decline in long distance assets. Most cuts will come from sales and support.
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Delta Air Lines Faces Deepening Losses and Time Crunch
Delta Air Lines reports widening losses for the third quarter amid lower domestic yields, higher fuel costs, pension spikes, and one time charges. The company cautions only weeks remain to avoid bankruptcy, guiding for a net loss around 625 to 675 million dollars.
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Shoppers spur retail surge as September gains lead
Retail sales jumped 1.5 percent in September led by autos and electronics, signaling consumer spending resilience despite high oil prices. Industrial production rose 0.1 percent in September, pressured by hurricanes impacting oil, gas, refining, and chemical output.
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Crude price hits record on heating oil squeeze
Crude oil futures surged to a record 54.93 a barrel on the NYMEX as heating oil inventories sagged. Analysts cite momentum from Greenspan remarks and ongoing supply tightness from Gulf of Mexico recovery after Hurricane Ivan, with global demand remaining strong and inventories rising slowly.
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American Airlines Lifts International Fares Amid Fuel Costs
American Airlines raises international fares by 30 dollars per round trip, 15 dollars each way for Caribbean and Mexico flights, and 50 dollars round trip for Europe Asia and parts of South America, to offset higher Gulf Coast jet fuel prices. Higher fuel costs cited by the Department of Energy and competition from low fare carriers shape the move impacting travel out of the United States.
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