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Republic Airways Holdings, Inc. - Value - Zacks Rank Buy
Tracey Ryniec (December 18th, 2008) Writes:
Republic Airways Holdings, Inc. (...
Tracey Ryniec (December 18th, 2008) Writes:
Oil under $90, Hello JetBlue (JBLU)
Stockmasters Staff (September 16th, 2008) Writes:
With oil trading so low, just about any of the airline stocks could be a great bounce play and the Masters favorite, JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU). JBLU shares are up 6% today and once we get some calm back in the ...
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Airline, airline sector, amr corp, bolster airline, crude oil, Delta Air Lines, Hurricane Ike, Jetblue Airways, Kevin Crissey, lower oil prices, Market Commentary, Northwest Airlines, Oil Prices, oil trend, Ual Corp, UBS, Us Airways, USD, With oil trading
Autos & Airlines: Next in Line for Government Aid
Mike Havrilla (September 14th, 2008) Writes:
Top 5 Auto Makers by Market Cap
Top 5 Airlines by Market Cap
The U.S. auto industry is poised to begin lobbying Congress for up to $50 billion in low interest loans to help them better compete in the global market by upgrading manufacturing facilities and paving the way for the production of vehicles with better fuel efficiency. Last year, Congress authorized $25 billion as part of an energy bill aimed at producing electric and hybrid vehicles, but auto makers are looking to expand the total to $50 billion over three years. Since companies such as Ford (F) and General Motors (GM) are below investment grade, company officials argue they cannot access capital at ...
Top 5 Airlines by Market Cap
The U.S. auto industry is poised to begin lobbying Congress for up to $50 billion in low interest loans to help them better compete in the global market by upgrading manufacturing facilities and paving the way for the production of vehicles with better fuel efficiency. Last year, Congress authorized $25 billion as part of an energy bill aimed at producing electric and hybrid vehicles, but auto makers are looking to expand the total to $50 billion over three years. Since companies such as Ford (F) and General Motors (GM) are below investment grade, company officials argue they cannot access capital at ...
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Congress, energy bill, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Market Commentary, Navistar, Southwest, Top 5 Airlines, Toyota, Truck maker, Ual, United States, Us Airways, USD, Volkswagen
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