MarkAir Airlines Closes After Boeing Repossession
Financially troubled MarkAir Inc. ceased operations after Boeing repossessed two of its four jets. The Denver-based carrier halted services, leaving 450 employees out of work and stranding passengers. MarkAir, in Chapter 11 since April, plans to convert to Chapter 7 to liquidate assets.
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HMO Members Mixed on Care Versus Concern in Survey
A CareData Reports Inc survey of 10 272 employees across 81 HMOs in five regions finds over 80 percent praise treatment for conditions like pregnancy high blood pressure and asthma but only half feel the plans show adequate concern for their well being. The sickest users are the harshest critics.
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A CareData survey ranks Cleveland area HMOs as top in region while Connecticut and New Jersey plans receive high marks. The study notes few age or income differences in opinions, but sicker patients show lower satisfaction. Critics cite under treatment and profit incentives amid legislative debates on minimal care rules.
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Downsizing shifts to rebalance management with hires in tech roles
A 12 month AMA survey of 1,003 large and midsize U.S. firms shows hiring in technical and professional ranks while management cuts continue. Middle managers and supervisors remain top targets for reductions, while professionals and technicians gain more positions.
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United Airlines Posts Record Q3 Profit in rebound for carriers
United Airlines reports a record quarterly profit of 243 million dollars, 14.06 per share, on 4.13 billion in revenue, as major U S carriers ride a summer travel surge and fare-war moratorium. Southwest Northwest Continental American USAir all post rising earnings in the period.
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Chrysler minivan crash tape shows rear hatch ejections
Dummies were ejected through the rear hatchback in low speed tests, a videotape reviewed by the Associated Press ahead of NHTSA release. The agency plans to publish the tapes and finish reviewing rear latch effectiveness on 1984 to 1995 minivan models amid a lawsuit by Ralph Hoar & Associates. At least 35 deaths linked to open liftgates across Town and Country, Caravan and Voyager models are noted in NHTSA files.
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