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...Doug Parker, 42, became CEO of Arizona-based America West Airlines, the nation's eighth largest carrier, on Sept. 1, 2001, and has turned around what critics used to call "America Worst." He spoke to TIME's SALLY B. DONNELLY on the state of the airline industry...
...DOUG PARKER: Deregulation [begun in 1978] is finally sorting things out. There are far too many carriers flying far too many seats, based in part on labor contracts that are out of line with what customers are willing to pay. And the combination of aggressive low-fare airlines and some of the highest fuel prices in history is crippling...
...Happening was compiled by Steven N. Jacobs, Emily M. Kaplan, Doug Lieb, Alexandra B. Moss, Ben B. Chung, Julie S. Greenberg, Elan A. Greenwald, Jayme J. Herschkopf, Sarah L. Solorzano and Scoop A. Wasserstein...
...thing to read about it in the newspaper, but it's another thing to see them actually scrape the body parts off the street." DOUG MOKE, an American student studying in Beersheba, Israel, on the scene after two bus bombings there killed 16 people. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attacks...
...shown interest in purchasing EMusic, a digital-music distribution company then valued at $60 million, but was distracted by his company's merger with Vivendi. It took Brydon four months of searching to realize he had another entree into Universal: an EMusic board member who knew Universal Music president Doug Morris. Once an introduction was secured, they quickly struck a deal for $24 million. But during the time that Brydon overlooked the connection, EMusic's value dropped almost 60%. "We lost $35 million in market capital," Brydon says...