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US Airways CEO David Siegel is warning employees that the struggling airline can no longer afford to pay salaries comparable to those at large competitors.

Coca-Cola said Tuesday it expects worldwide case volume sales to grow four percent to five percent in the first quarter, in line with its previous estimates.

Bank of America will lay off 110 Nashville employees by May as it moves technology operations to Atlanta.

Delta Air Lines has cut the suggested time cushion for getting to Atlanta's airport to at least one hour before departure time.

A half-dozen former executives of Waste Management Inc. were charged Tuesday with inflating earnings by $1.7 billion as part of an accounting fraud scheme designed to enrich themselves and dupe shareholders.

Chicopee Manufacturing parent company Polymer Group Inc. said Tuesday it is in talks with creditors who filed an involuntary Chapter 11 filing against the company.

Dean Foods Co. said it would quit using the Barber Dairies name for ice cream, replacing the brand with a sister line, Mayfield Dairy Farms.

An enhanced baby food touted as nutritionally akin to breast milk is headed for U.S. store shelves, following the lead of similarly fortified infant formulas.

SunTrust to unveil Annual Report, Jr. concurrent with distribution this week of its formal 2001 annual report to shareholders, SunTrust Banks, Inc. has also unveiled a special "Annual Report for Kids."

The same brick factory that helped this town sprout into a furniture manufacturing hub more than a hundred years ago is being prepped by a company that sells sleek seats.