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August 24, 2004 US Air Talks with Pilots Break Off Talks between US Airways and the airline's pilots union over a new round of concessions broke down on Monday, the union said, Reuters reported.

August 23, 2004 UNITED AIRLINES UAL, Creditors Agree to 30-day Extension United Airlines on Friday said it has agreed with its creditors' committee to a 30-day extension, subject to court approval, of

August 20, 2004 Pilots Say Labor Deal Could Be Reached Soon Union leaders representing US Airways pilots said Thursday that a new labor deal could be reached soon, Reuters reported. US Airways has

August 19, 2004 DELTA Delta CEO Presents Long-awaited Plan to Board Delta Air Lines CEO Gerald Grinstein is presenting his long-awaited plan for the airline's future to board members on Wednesday, the

July 18, 2004 U.S.  Labor Dept. Says United Agrees to Pension Monitor United Airlines has agreed to the appointment of a monitor to represent the interests of its pension plan participants, the U.S

August 17, 2004 US Air to Seek 5-Year Extension for Pension Fund Payments US Airways, facing a cash shortage as it tries to avoid another bankruptcy filing, said yesterday that it would seek

August 16, 2004 US Air Nearing a Chapter 11 Filing? US Airways Group Inc. could seek bankruptcy protection by mid-September if it does not get the cost cuts it needs, investment bankers working for

August 13, 2004 >With Negotiations Stalled, Asbestos Compromise Floated Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) is circulating draft legislation aimed at finding middle ground on some of the most contentious

August 12, 2004 Retail Sales Post Smaller-than-expected Gain U.S. shoppers returned to stores in July, but retail sales for the month posted a smaller-than-expected gain as consumers coped with the

August 11, 2004 Fed Raises U.S. Rates, Still Optimistic The U.S. Federal Reserve yesterday raised interest rates another quarter of a percentage point to head off potential inflation, saying the