Local auto industry supports Big 3 bailout
Dallas-area automotive industry representatives and North Texas city leaders gathered at a Carrollton auto dealership Tuesday to express support for the proposed $25 billion congressional bailout of the auto industry.
Moroch expands ties with McDonald's
Dallas-based integrated marketing agency Moroch strengthened its relationship with fast food giant McDonald's in 2008, being named the agency of record for six additional co-ops.
Western Insurance Bldg. sold
The Western Insurance Building on Bridge Street in Fort Worth has been sold to New York investment firm Navika Capital Group.
CBS 11 prepares analog shut-off tests
A government-mandated transition from analog to digital television has CBS 11, or KTVT/KTXA Television, preparing for the change.
Delta to cut capacity and jobs
Delta Air Lines Inc., which provides passenger service at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, will trim its capacity by up to 8 percent in 2009 and suggested more jobs cuts may be on the way due to the global economic slowdown and softening traffic. (DAL)
Ford CEO will work for $1
Ford Motor Co. is telling Congress it expects to at least break even in two years under a business plan that seeks, if necessary, $9 billion in bridge financing from the federal government. (F)
Dallas cracks down on uninsured drivers
Drivers stopped for a traffic violation will be towed beginning Jan. 1, 2008, if they fail to show police officers proof of insurance, the City of Dallas said this week.
Atmos appoints VP of corp. development
Natural gas distributor Atmos Energy Corp. has appointed Charles Davis Jr. to the position of vice president of corporate development, to help the company focus on internal and external growth. (ATO)
Southwest?s traffic down in Nov.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Tuesday its November traffic, or revenue passenger miles -- a measure of each paying passenger flying a mile -- dropped from 5.7 billion to 5.3 billion in November. (LUV)
Blockbuster to sell concert tickets
Movie and game entertainment company Blockbuster Inc. is branching out and aligning itself with Live Nation, one of the largest marketers and providers of live concerts. (BBI)


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