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Stocks regained their footing in choppy trading Wednesday, with the Dow and S&P 500 closing at a fresh high, but a sharp decline in Apple kept a lid on the Nasdaq's gains.
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If you're watching the Masters golf tournament this weekend at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia and dreaming about attending a future golfing event, United Airlines has a program to make your wish come true.
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More travelers are depending on their mobile phones to book and track their travel, and a slow mobile site with glitches could quickly turn them off.
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Allegiant Air will begin charging passengers for carry-on bags that don't fit underneath the seat beginning Wednesday. One item is still allowed in the cabin free of charge. But if it's too big for the underseat area and requires overhead bin space, the new $35 fee will apply.
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Allegiant Air will charge passengers $35 to carry their own bag on board the plane and stow it in an overhead bin.
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United Airlines switched to a new reservations and airport departure management system on March 3. But problems are still plaguing travelers, who've been turning to social media to vent their frustrations.
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Southwest Airlines has raised fares by $4 to $10 round trip, depending on mileage, in what it says is an effort to offset rising fuel costs. Most airlines have matched the increase.
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All airline seats are not created equal. This series will highlight the best — and worst — seats flying today’s crowded skies. First up: United Airlines' domestic Boeing 757-200 seating.
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Airlines are giving satellites a second look for delivering Internet service to passengers in the air. Because they have few limits on bandwidth and can transmit data when planes are flying over water, satellites are an attractive option for U.S. airlines that are still figuring out the best and most affordable ways to deliver Internet on flights.
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Despite upping production and averting a strike, Boeing’s shares have hit a standstill.
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Remember that YouTube video by a guy who sang a song about United Airlines breaking his guitars? Well, now he’s turned his viral fame into a business — the business of helping other victimized customers get their complaints heard, too.
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The carbon offset market enables business travelers to balance their impact on the planet by purchasing tax-deductible credits toward a project that reduces carbon dioxide emissions elsewhere.
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Wall Street kept its perfect streak in 2012 alive, closing solidly higher as investors looked to move beyond Europe's debt problems and gave U.S. banks a vote of confidence.
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US stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Tuesday tracking European markets and buoyed by a positive outlook from US aluminum giant Alcoa after the bell on Monday.
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A holiday rally on Wall Street grew more remote Monday, as a familiar pattern of a higher open followed by selloff drove a 1 percent loss in stocks, with the worst of it confined to the ailing banking sector.
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The airlines are always a curious trade, and now the bulls are going after Delta Air Lines.
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TheStreet.com details a handful of U.S. equity mutual funds, each with more than $2 billion in assets, that have sunk to the bottom rungs of the performance ladder in their fund category in 2011.
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Pete Najarian always watches options trading to determine what’s on the move. And the latest action suggests an airline could take off.
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Wall Street opened on a negative note Wednesday as the euro continued in freefall, dampening hopes for an end-of-year rally.
