Qantas Lockout May Embolden Australia Companies on Labor Strife

Friday, November 11th, 2011

Qantas Airways Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce’s decision to lock out striking workers and ground his main fleet may herald a tougher approach by Australian employers wrestling with higher wages, falling productivity and increasing labor disputes. Find more info about Qantas Lockout May Embolden Australia Companies on Labor Strife photos ...

HTC’s Anti-Apple Strategy Wins in U.S. Smartphone Market

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

HTC Chief Executive Officer Peter Chou got the call when Sprint wanted to develop the first smartphone for a higher-speed wireless network last year Find more info about HTC’s Anti-Apple Strategy Wins in U.S. Smartphone Market photos videos pictures. read more

HTC’s Anti-Apple Strategy Wins in U.S. Smartphone Market: Tech

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

HTC Corp. Chief Executive Officer Peter Chou got the call when Sprint Nextel Corp. wanted to develop the first smartphone for a higher-speed wireless network last year. Find more info about HTC’s Anti-Apple Strategy Wins in U.S. Smartphone Market: Tech photos videos pictures. read more

Brazilian Police Arrest Top Rio Drug Lord in Trunk of Car

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

One of Brazil’s most-wanted criminals, who police say controls a gang of 200 armed drug traffickers in a Rio de Janeiro slum that sprawls above the city’s wealthiest neighborhood, has been arrested. Find more info about Brazilian Police Arrest Top Rio Drug Lord in Trunk of Car photos videos pictures. read ...

Airbus’s Longest Plane Proves Short-Lived as A340 Orders Dry Up

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

Airbus SAS has ended production of its four-engine A340 aircraft after the jet with the company’s longest fuselage lost out to Boeing Co.’s twin-engine 777 model. Find more info about Airbus’s Longest Plane Proves Short-Lived as A340 Orders Dry Up photos videos pictures. read more