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With cheap shale gas making the US a magnet for industrial companies, many economists are positing a return to industrialization after more than a decade of consumption-led growth.
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Nov 20- Flight attendants at US Airways Group Inc, looking to bring more pressure on the carrier to reach a contract agreement, voted by a 94 percent margin to authorize a strike, their union said on Tuesday.
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Nov 20- Flight attendants at US Airways Group Inc voted by a 94 percent margin to authorize a strike, ramping up pressure on the carrier to reach a contract agreement, their union said on Tuesday.
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*U.S. existing homes sales rise 2.1 percent in October. WASHINGTON, Nov 19- U.S. home resales rose in October and a gauge of homebuilder sentiment climbed to a six-year high in November, signs of surprising vigor in the country's still-struggling housing market.
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NEW YORK, Nov 19- U.S. homebuilder sentiment rose for a seventh consecutive month in November and hit its highest level in over six years as demand for new homes increased due to a shrinking supply of distressed and foreclosed inventory, the National Association of Home Builders said on Monday.
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Airbus has already halted production of the A340, which came out in 1993 just before changes in engine design and regulations allowed Boeing to develop its rival 777 with two engines instead of four, allowing airlines to fly many routes at a lower cost.
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Scorpio Tankers Inc, Frontline 2012 Ltd, Navios Maritime Acquisition Corp, Stena AB and Vitol SA are among companies that have either bought or ordered fuel-efficient product tankers.
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*Denver, Houston among airports with delays. Nov 15- Computer problems affecting some United Continental Holdings Inc flights have been resolved, the airline said in a posting to its official Twitter feed on Thursday.
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Nov 15- United Airlines' computer issues have been resolved and the airline is resuming operations for flights affected by the problems, the airline said in a post to its official Twitter feed on Thursday.
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*Denver, Houston among airports showing issues. Nov 15- Computer problems are affecting some United Continental Holdings flights, the airline said in a posting to its official Twitter feed on Thursday. Houston's Intercontinental Airport also showed some delays, though not as many.
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Nov 15- Computer problems are affecting some United Continental Holdings flights, the airline said in a posting to its official Twitter feed on Thursday. ``We're working to resolve it,'' United said on its official zunited feed. Company representatives were not immediately available to comment.
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*Sales rise 0.4 pct in Sept. on aerospace, primary metals. OTTAWA, Nov 15- Canadian manufacturing sales grew 0.4 percent in September from August due mainly to a sharp rise in the volatile aerospace sector, but sales fell in the heavyweight auto industry and in most other industries, Statistics Canada said on Thursday.
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After years of hesitant reform, the state-controlled airline now has to take a hatchet to costs and embrace a market-based transformation that has boosted Nordic firms like Ericsson and Volvo into competitive world-leaders.
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ZHUHAI, China, Nov 14- Canada's Bombardier Inc could carry out the maiden flight of its C-Series narrow body jetliner early in 2013 despite having given itself a new target to fly mid-year, its sales chief told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 13- The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to bar airlines from complying with a European Union law that would force them to pay for their carbon emissions one day after the EU offered to stop the clock on enforcing the measure.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle, run by mystery novel writer Bjoern Kjos who once flew Cold War-era jet fighters, has risen again to become one of Europe's fastest-growing budget carriers.
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*China favours ``multilateral'' UN framework. BRUSSELS, Nov 12- The European Union will freeze for a year its rule that all airlines must pay for their carbon emissions for flights into and out of EU airports, the EU executive said, following threats of international retaliation. Flights within the European Union will still have to pay for their carbon emissions.
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QUERETARO, Nov 12- Mexican airline Interjet said on Monday it placed an order for 40 A320 Airbus aircraft in its latest move to boost operations in a market led by carrier Aeromexico.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 12- The European Union will freeze for a year its rule that all airlines must pay for their carbon emissions for flights into and out of EU airports, the EU executive said, following threats of international retaliation. Flights within the European Union will still have to pay for their carbon emissions.