Labor cost reform in the U.S. airline industry advanced another step today when United Airlines announced its labor unions ratified new labor contracts. The carrier today submitted for final approval...

Osaka Center Opening To Attract More Meetings Biz By Judy Jacobs The opening of the new Osaka International Convention Center next spring will focus more attention on Japan's

China Showcases Shanghai Growth By Robert Selwitz Pudong, the heart of Shanghai's booming development, now boasts two modern luxury hotels. Where less than five years ago, rice

MEETINGS TODAY FONT SIZE="+3" Code Shares With Mainland Majors Smooth Connections By Marcie Carroll Code-sharing agreements between Hawaii's two primary inter-island carriers-Aloha Airlines and

FONT SIZE="+3" Cab Fares Rise As City Implements Metered System By Barbara Cook Washington - Taxi fares here took a hefty 25 percent jump on Oct. 1 as District of Columbia officials restructured

Cathay Air Snuffs Out Smoking By Robert SelwitzJoining the throng, Cathay Pacific Airways will become a completely smoke-free airline effective Oct. 25. Cathay already is

Govt. Card Contracts Set By Lynn WoodsJoining previously announced winners NationsBank and Citibank, U.S. Bank and First National Bank of Chicago have been selected as the vendors for

Detroit - Despite decades serving as the symbolic epitome of decaying and dangerous urban America, Motor City is on the rebound as officials plan entertainment projects to reel in visitors and

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Sticking to its original decision to further restrict reuse of nonrefundable tickets, US Airways today backed off accompanying policies that had drawn sharp criticism from many throughout the industry.