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Earnings season is in full swing and Thursday morning brought three of the major airline earnings reports.
In what can be seen as a positive sign for the wider economy, CSX and J.B. Hunt have both reported better-than-expected earnings.
The analysts at Cowen think two major airlines can beat earnings, and a third is a spectacular long-term story at current levels.
DryShips shares dropped to a 52-week low, following an downgrade from a key analyst and a withdrawal of its planned debt financing.
CSX has turned down a buyout or merger offer from Canadian Pacific Railway.
American Airlines has released its traffic report for September and total revenue passenger miles slipped as summer travel wound down.
eHi Car Services has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an initial public offering.
In an era in which almost all U.S. airlines flourish, it looks like a new one, PEOPLExpress, could not make it.
You might not be flying Southwest Airlines to Paris or Hong Kong any time soon, but flying into Toronto could be in the works.
Now that airlines have consolidated into a few key carriers, and now that they get to dictate prices, fees and whatever other conditions they want, airlines are major profit centers.
With Frontier Airlines' temporary $14.99 fares, the temptation to harm margins has returned to the business.
A press release noted that passenger traffic is currently expected to reach almost 100 million at Dubai International airport by the end of 2020.
Thursday morning Frontline, John Fredriksen's tanker company, reported a net loss of $0.81 per share.
Wikimedia Commons (Stuart Seeger)According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Air Travel Consumer Report, Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) posted the worst record among major...
United Continental Holdings Inc.U.S. airlines are among the lowest-rated industries in the country when it comes to customer satisfaction. According a survey completed earlier this year by the...