Delphi workers favor strike amid bankruptcy bid
Delphi workers across multiple UAW locals vote to authorize a strike if a bankruptcy court voids their contracts. Early tallies show strong support in Saginaw and other locals as voting continues nationwide, signaling leverage while Delphi seeks to cut costs and close plants.
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Crowded skies expected as travel season nears peak
Airlines forecast the busiest travel season in 40 years with high fares and full cabins. Industry sources cite strong economy, stock market gains, and pent-up demand since 2001 as drivers, while carriers trim fleets to save fuel leaving planes packed. JetBlue reports high bookings and price-searching customers.
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Air Travelers Association
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JetBlue Airways Corp
New York
Morales warns foreign firms may not be compensated in Bolivia
Bolivian President Evo Morales said some foreign energy firms may not receive compensation after nationalizing operations, signaling a tougher stance despite Brazil and Bolivia forming a commission to study pay. He cited Petrobras and contracts he calls unconstitutional, while noting firms must be ratified by Congress. The move affects Petrobras and others like Repsol YPF, Total, BP, and BG Group as they face transfer of majority ownership or exit.
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Brazil
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France
Total
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BG Group PLC
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Toyota chief says harassment case will strengthen company
Jim Press, new president and CEO of Toyota Motor North America, told Inforum in Detroit that the harassment suit and its investigation will lead to stronger practices. He praised ex-leader Hideaki Otaka for resigning, noted greater North American autonomy, and forecast a regional comeback amid GM and Ford restructurings.
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Women’s Business Association
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Toyota Motor North America
Press
Hideaki Otaka
Inforum
Toyota
Otaka
New York
Sayaka Kobayashi
Japan
U.S
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
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