Aerospace & Defence

EADS would face cost hit in euro zone collapse - CEO

FRANKFURT - European aerospace and defence company EADS would have to rethink its cost structure if the euro zone collapsed and Europe returned to a system of national currencies, outgoing Chief Executive Louis Gallois said.

EADS would face cost hit in euro zone collapse - CEO 26 May 2012

FRANKFURT - European aerospace and defence company EADS would have to rethink its cost structure if the euro zone collapsed and Europe returned to a system of national currencies, outgoing Chief Executive Louis Gallois said.

EADS would face cost hit in euro zone collapse -CEO 26 May 2012

FRANKFURT, May 26 - European aerospace and defence company EADS would have to rethink its cost structure if the euro zone collapsed and Europe returned to a system of national currencies, outgoing Chief Executive Louis Gallois said.

Wall Street scores weekly gains, but sags for the day 26 May 2012

NEW YORK - Stocks ended their first positive week in four with a down day on Friday as investors were reluctant to buy going into a long weekend, with uncertainty still swirling around Europe. | Video

US STOCKS-Wall St scores weekly gains, but sags for the day 25 May 2012

* U.S. consumer sentiment in May at highest since Oct. 2007

Canadian arrested for incident at Miami airport 25 May 2012

MIAMI - A Canadian man was arrested at Miami International Airport on Friday for rushing to the front of an American Airlines flight from Jamaica after it had landed, authorities said.

UPDATE 1-Canadian arrested for incident at Miami airport 25 May 2012

MIAMI, May 25 - A Canadian man was arrested at Miami International Airport on Friday for rushing to the front of an American Airlines flight from Jamaica after it had landed, authorities said.

AMR, unions wrap up marathon labor hearings 25 May 2012

* Unions push for US Airways merger; AMR prefers standalone plan

US STOCKS-Wall St flat ahead of long weekend 25 May 2012

* U.S. consumer sentiment in May at highest since October 2007

American Airlines passenger detained after flight disruption 25 May 2012

- A "disoriented" passenger aboard an American Airlines flight was detained by Miami police on Friday after he stood up and refused to sit as the plane taxied to its airport gate, a spokesman for American's parent AMR Corp said.

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