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• 2 airlines guilty of price fixing

  - 2007-08-02

  Correction ran 8/6/2007: Lufthansa has agreed to a cash settlement with cargo shippers as part of a pending lawsuit alleging that the German carrier colluded with competitors. A story Thursday reported incorrectly that Lufthansa would pay passengers. WASHINGTON -- British Airways and Korean Air have agreed...

  Tags: British Airways Plc., Korean Air, Lufthansa, U.S., Virgin Atlantic

• The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC Announces New Leadership.

  - 2006-08-01

  M2 PRESSWIRE-1 August 2006-Delta-Air: The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC Announces New LeadershipC1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:01082006 ATLANTA - The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC US JV which is the U.S. cargo sales and marketing organization of SkyTeam Cargo ...

  Tags: cargo, Korean Air, leadership, LLC, SALES, U.S.

• The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC reorganizes leadership team.

  - 2005-11-22

  M2 PRESSWIRE-22 November 2005-Delta-Air: The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC reorganizes leadership teamC1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:22112005 ATLANTA - The U.S. Cargo Sales Joint Venture, LLC US JV; which is the U.S. cargo sales and marketing organization of SkyTeam Cargo...

  Tags: Atlanta, CEO, Delta, KLM, Korean Air, Leadership, LLC, SALES, team, U.S.

• Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Taser benefits from stun gun airline approval.

  - 2004-11-09

  By John Yantis, The Tribune, Mesa, Ariz. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 9--Federal authorities approved using electric stun guns on commercial aircraft in the United States, shooting Scottsdale-based Taser International's stock price up nearly 17apercent Monday. Last week, the...

  Tags: aircraft, benefit, Korean Air, Manufacturing, TASER International Inc., Transportation Security Administration, Tribune Co., U.S.

• STOCKS - KOREAN SHARES CLOSE HIGHER - SEPT 21, 2004.

  - 2004-09-21

  SEOUL, Sept 21 Asia Pulse - South Korean stocks closed higher today, boosted by gains in technology shares. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index KOSPI climbed 0.28 point, or 0.03 per cent to 857.15, with the tech-laden KOSDAQ index down 0.74 point, or 0.19 per cent, to...

  Tags: FINANCE, Investment, Korean Air, stock, U.S.

• SkyTeam Trans-Atlantic cooperation generates greater benefits for customers and member airlines; Revenue projection of approximately USD 100 million highlights continued growth.

  - 2003-05-22

  M2 PRESSWIRE-22 May 2003-DELTA AIR LINES: SkyTeam Trans-Atlantic cooperation generates greater benefits for customers and member airlines; Revenue projection of approximately USD 100 million highlights continued growthC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:05222003 PARIS - The SkyTeam Governing Board today outlined a new...

  Tags: alliance, Benefits, Delta Air Lines Inc., Korean Air, Paris, revenue, SALES, Strategy, U.S.

• STOCKS - KOREAN STOCKS END LOWER - SEPT 6, 2002.

  - 2002-09-06

  SEOUL, Sept 6 Asia Pulse - Korean stocks dipped for a fourth straight day Friday on growing uncertainties over U.S. stocks and economy. Opening 4.73 points lower at 716.25, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index KOSPI widened negative territory on selling before the key index closed at 708.73,...

  Tags: FINANCE, Investment, investor, Korean Air, stock, Transportation, U.S.

• Kal 007 Mystery

  - 2001-04-16

  Intelligence evidence suggests that the Soviets never told the truth about the downing of KAL 007, but the U.S. government suppressed its own investigation. Hans Ephraimson of Ridgewood, N.J., brushed aside the New York Times story about Korean Air Lines Flight 007 being forced to land on the island...

  Tags: CIA, deception, FBI, Government, Korean Air, Manufacturing, McDonald, National Security Agency, president, radar, U.S., U.S. Department of State

• Emerging patterns in intercontinental air linkages and implications for international route allocation policy

  - 1995-06-22

  A nation may be able to influence the formation of the global networks through the appropriate selection of policies for the industry structure and international route allocation. Oum, Taylor, and Zhang(5) addressed the question of the appropriate domestic airline industry structure. They argued that in some circumstances a policy of...

  Tags: agreement, Air Canada, alliance, allocation, American Airlines, British Airways Plc., Canada, carrier, continent, Delta Air Lines Inc., Exhibit, Japan, Korean Air, linkage, network, Transport, U.S., United Airlines

• Transfer and choice of federal law: the appellate model.

  - 1995-02-01

  Conflicts of law jurisprudence in federal question cases that have been transferred pursuant to the US Multidistrict Litigation Act MDL should dictate that law of the transferor jurisdiction be applied. It has been generally accepted that in permanent transfers of cases the law of the transferee jurisdiction is used. Some...

  Tags: Donald, Gulf, Korean Air, Richard, Robert, U.S., U.S. Congress, Van