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Air Canada Falls as Strike Vote Looms After Loss: Montreal Mover - BusinessWeek

Air Canada Falls as Strike Vote Looms After Loss: Montreal Mover BusinessWeek 9 (Bloomberg) -- Air Canada posted its biggest drop in more than two years in Toronto trading after fuel and maintenance costs spurred a quarterly loss wider than analysts' estimate and its pilots union sought a strike vote. and more »

DNB Surges Most Since 2009 as Profit Beats Analyst Estimates - BusinessWeek

DNB Surges Most Since 2009 as Profit Beats Analyst Estimates BusinessWeek DNB has managed to contain a drop in profits even as the bank faces a slowing economy in Norway and pressure on lending from a slump in the shipping market. The International Monetary Fund said this month the Nordic country's exports may suffer amid a ... and more »

Disney Profit Rises 12% on Growth at ESPN, Domestic Theme Parks - BusinessWeek

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Disney Profit Rises 12% on Growth at ESPN, Domestic Theme Parks BusinessWeek 8 (Bloomberg) -- Walt Disney Co., the largest US entertainment company by market value, said first-quarter profit rose 12 percent on growth at ESPN and its US resorts. Net income grew to $1.46 billion, or 80 cents a share, from $1.3 billion, ... Disney earnings beat despite shaky economyBusiness Standard all 338 news articles »

AOC, Chiyoda, Dwango, KU, Mitsui OSK, Yamada: Japanese Stocks - BusinessWeek

AOC, Chiyoda, Dwango, KU, Mitsui OSK, Yamada: Japanese Stocks BusinessWeek Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Shipping lines: Nippon Yusen KK (9101 JT) and Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. (9104 JT), Japan's two biggest shipping companies by sales, gained after JPMorgan Chase & Co. boosted their equity ratings to ... and more »

Americans Gaining Energy Independence With US Emerging as No. 1 Producer - Bloomberg

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Americans Gaining Energy Independence With US Emerging as No. 1 Producer Bloomberg The drop in natural gas prices is also making the use of alternative energy sources such as solar, wind and nuclear power less attractive, threatening to link the US's future even more to hydrocarbons to run the world's largest economy. The Myth of Energy Independence: Why We Can't Drill Our Way to Oil AutonomyThe Atlantic all 503 news articles »