Comair pilots back deal as bankruptcy path clears
Comair pilots vote on a tentative labor agreement that would trim costs and move the Delta subsidiary closer to exiting bankruptcy. Analysts caution even with ratification the airline faces fierce Delta competition and ongoing restructuring risks as ExpressJet expands routes for Delta.
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Union execs reach tentative deal with AK Steel
In Cincinnati, after a nearly yearlong lockout at AK Steel Middletown Works, IAM officials met with company chairman James Wainscott to forge a tentative agreement to be ratified by members. The pact would run March 15 to September 15, 2021, and bypassed Local Lodge 1943.
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Ford Econoline ups and Fusion leads February gains
Ford Motor Co reports a 13 percent February sales drop year over year while the Econoline van shows a double digit rise. February sales up 1.9 percent from 2006 and Fusion posts a 46 percent gain. Edge and MKX rise as well. Mercury Milan up 22 percent and Lincoln MKX up 21 percent. Factoring in year to date gains, Econoline up 16.3 percent.
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Bank of America tests credit card amid immigration debate
In Charlotte and Los Angeles, Bank of America pilots a credit card allowing sign up without a Social Security number, prompting sharp criticism from immigration opponents and praise for financial access by undocumented residents. Citi and Wells Fargo have similar programs, reflecting a broader industry push to serve Latino and undocumented communities.
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