Ford Motor Co.'s massive restructuring program to be announced Friday could include thousands of job cuts, analysts who follow the nation's second biggest carmaker say.
About 45 miles south of Atlanta, just off Interstate 85, there sit more than 100 vans, once used by Webvan, the Internet grocery delivery company that went bankrupt.
A group of Enron Corp. creditors will try Monday to convince a New York bankruptcy judge to move the case to a court in Houston, where the energy company is based.
Honda of America Manufacturing isn't saying yet where it will build its new car model designed for younger buyers. But that isn't stopping analysts from weighing in.
British Airways PLC and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV, rivals who have been rumored as possible merger partners, plan to sell seats on one another's flights to the Middle East.
Airline executives plan to meet today with government and airport officials to discuss ways to prevent future snow-related backups that kept some passengers waiting inside planes for up to ten hours.
Bridgestone Corp. of Japan has reached an agreement in principle with Ford Motor Co. to settle disputes over tires and normalize business ties, a newspaper said Sunday.
Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. on Monday will start selling the fastest models yet of their flagship processors, the electronic brains of personal computers.
