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FORBES.COM AIRLINES NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 03, 2009
The Web's Best Shopping Sites ForbesWoman's favorite shopping sites that effectively and creatively use social media to make online shopping anything but click-and-buy. Shop Smarter With Social Media Using Twitter, Facebook and more to find the perfect looks and save big online. Ford Impresses With Q3 Profit This is a transcript of the Market Update: Midday Report. Air China Leads Cathay Into Shanghai The two dominant carriers from Beijing and Hong Kong are negotiating to land in Shanghai's cargo market. Kayak.Com Tries To Build Awareness In Tough Times For Travel The company hopes offline ads help it attract deal-seeking travelers. Layoff Tracker US Airways lays off 1,000, and American Airlines cuts 700 The Weekly Layoff Report: Jobs Take Flight American Airlines, US Airways and Boeing were among those announcing job cuts this week. Black Future The coal bosses of Shanxi are tired of being the government's whipping boys. One-Upping Cisco F5 Networks makes appliances that smartly direct Internet traffic. And it's beating Cisco. Will the Entrepreneur Boom Miss the U.S.? Will entrepreneurship save us? Japan Airlines' Bailout Math To receive government aid, the ailing carrier must trim the fat. Australia Targets Price-Fixing Airlines Thai Airways is the ninth carrier sued by the government's competition watchdog. Flying Toward Recovery The three biggest Chinese airlines are back in the black. Chinese Airlines' Improved Flight Path China's three major carriers are predicted to have turned around in the third quarter. Marketers Grapple With Brand-Bashing ''Badvocates'' GM, American Airlines and others try to win over critics on the Web. Asian Stocks Gain Ground Strong earnings from Wesfarmers and a return to profitability by Hynix boost sentiment. Hertz Urges Reluctant Travelers To ''Journey On'' New campaign is supposed to motivate recession-wracked consumers to hit the road. Higher Ore Forecast Emboldens Vale Bulls Barclays looks for higher iron ore prices and that's great news for companies like Brazil's Vale. Bank Earnings, Boeing Loss Weigh On Stocks Wells Fargo beats estimates, but still has worrisome assets; Dreamliner delays pound Boeing's bottom line. Asian Markets Pull Back Asian stocks fall Wednesday on weak U.S. data and dropping commodity prices. Pay For Results, Not Effort The Department of Defense has eschewed time-and-materials contracts since 2004. There's good reason.	ADVERTISEMENT
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