Sarkozy to take tanker fight to Obama Philadelphia Daily News | The Associated Press | PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy will raise concerns that the U.S. Air Force's $35 billion tanker contract is anticompetitive when he visits President Barack Obama later this month, a spokesman said Wednesday. | EADS, the parent company of Airbus, had partnered with ...
Food makers graded for marketing to kids Ohio | Kraft Foods Inc. scored relatively high while McDonald's Corp. got a more mediocre mark in a ''report card'' on food marketing to children released Tuesday by a watchdog group. | But at least neither of those two companies got the grade of Sara Lee Corp. and most other companies included in the re...
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132 U.S. CEOs out in February, most since Sept. 2008 Business Journal Print Reprints RSS Feeds LinkedIn Share Comments Send this story to a friend | Email address of friend (insert comma between multiple addresses): Your email address: Add a brief note: | Enter words from the security image above: | Get new image | Aud...
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Sarkozy to raise competition concerns with Obama over multibillion-dollar tanker contract Star Tribune | PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy will raise concerns that the U.S. Air Force's $35 billion tanker contract is anticompetitive when he visits President Barack Obama later this month, a spokesman said Wednesday. | EADS, the parent company of ...
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Turkish Airlines makes $1.6B Boeing order Business Journal Print Reprints RSS Feeds LinkedIn Share Comments Send this story to a friend | Email address of friend (insert comma between multiple addresses): Your email address: Add a brief no...
Boeing, Turkish Airlines finalize 20-plane order Newsvine | SEATTLE — Boeing Co. said Monday that it has finalized an order with Turkish Airlines for 20 new 737s. | The order includes 10 737-800s and 10 737-900 extended range aircra...
Default alleged on Arlington Heights project Chicago Business By: Colleen Lobner March 10, 2010 | (Crain’s) — A foreclosure suit seeking nearly $20 million has hit Arlington Town Square, a publicly subsidized mixed-use project that sparked a revival of the northwest suburb’s downtown. | The project’s ne...
American Apparel joining ‘younger and fresher’ State Street Chicago Business By: Eddie Baeb March 10, 2010 | (Crain’s) — American Apparel Inc., a trendy retailer known for its basic T-shirts and provocative advertising, has signed a lease for a downtown store on State Street. | The two-level store is to open late this sum...
Hines puts 300 N. LaSalle on the block Chicago Business 300 N. LaSalle St. Photo from CoStar Group Inc. By: Thomas A. Corfman March 10, 2010 | (Crain’s) — Despite the dormant market for mega-deals, developer Hines Interest L.P. is putting up for sale a new skyscraper anchored by Kirkland & Ellis LLP t...
US stocks fall early on 1-year anniversary of low The Times Of India NEW YORK: US stocks inched lower in early trading Tuesday, a year after the stock market hit bottom during the recession. | With little in the way of economic reports or earnings to help drive shares higher, investors are taking a breather after major indexes rose the past few weeks. | Stocks have surged over the last year since hitting 12-year low...
Food makers graded for marketing to kids Ohio | Kraft Foods Inc. scored relatively high while McDonald's Corp. got a more mediocre mark in a ''report card'' on food marketing to children released Tuesday by a watchdog group. | But at least neither of those two companies got the grade of Sara Lee Corp. and most other companies included in the report: an ''F.'' | The Washington D.C.-based Center...
