The board of the Allied Pilots Association union agreed late Saturday to accept the final contract proposal made in November by American Airlines.
NTT DoCoMo said it has filed for arbitration with the holding company of Tata Group after it failed to find a buyer for the Japanese company’s stake in a telecommunications joint venture.
Auto makers rang up strong U.S. sales last month, capping a strong year for the industry.Longview Power has settled disputes with an insurer and a pair of contractors, clearing an obstacle in the West Virginia power plant’s efforts to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The downturn in energy prices has triggered debate over whether Texas simply got lucky in recent years or whether it hit on an economic playbook that other states could emulate.
A program at the University of New Hampshire School of Law that coaches students on taking depositions, drafting motions and doing legal tasks has succeeded in turning out ready-to-practice lawyers, a study says.
DreamWorks Animation is shaking up its executive ranks after a string of misfires. Bill Damaschke, chief creative officer, is stepping down. Bonnie Arnold and Mireille Soria will become co-presidents of feature animation.
General Motors soon will offer retailers a new way to reach consumers while they are driving.
BMW AG has agreed to offer $820 million in subsidies to its dealers in China, a trade group said Monday, a move that could foster more powerful dealers across the broader car industry in China and see thinner margins for foreign luxury-car makers there.
Japan and the U.S. are set to become even more popular as destinations for Chinese tourists in 2015, according to a new survey, while Hong Kong and Malaysia are expected to lose ground.
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