Asset Sales Seen of Limited Use to US Air
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US Airways Group Inc. UAIR.O,  desperately trying to slash costs in bankruptcy to ensure  survival, may not be able to find much relief through a  potential sale of its assets, analysts said on Tuesday.
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Looser regulation abroad poses risks to American investors while leaving U.S. stock markets at a new competitive disadvantage.
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Investor's Business Daily - Three decades ago, factories, equipment and inventory made up 80% of the stock market's value. As the U.S. has evolved from an industrial economy and entered the information age, those tangible assets account for only 20% of the S&amp;P 500's value. The other 80% is in intellectual property, such as patents, according to investment firm Ocean Tomo.
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Investors are allowed to put the money in their I.R.A.âs in to almost anything, be it condominiums or airplanes. A growing number of people are doing just that.
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Lower sell-throughs lead to unhappily high inventories.
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MONTREAL: The global airline industry stands to incur losses of between $US3 billion ($NZ4.6 billion) and $US4 billion this year as surging oil prices wipe out any hope of profit created by rising passenger traffic, the International Air Transport
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Strategies to limit tax bills for Americans living overseas.
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MONTREAL, Canada : Sky-high oil costs will keep air transport profits in the basement, with losses between three billion and four billion dollars this year, despite a pickup in traffic, the international air trade association said.
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Budget airlines, such as Oasis, JetStar, and AirAsiaX are offering low-cost flights to the US and Europe.
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Sector-based ETFs may be losing steam.
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Some newer ETFs are facing low trading volume and wider spreads.
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MONTREAL -- Despite a jump of 19 per cent in world air traffic so far this year, airlines are expected to lose as much as $4 billion US in 2004 due to high fuel costs, says the International Air Transport Association.
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The Russian government yesterday night appeared to be preparing to sell the main asset of Yukos, the countryâs embattled oil company, for as little as $4 billion - a fraction of its fair value â-n a move analysts branded as âdaylight robbery
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Asian markets plunged Wednesday on growing speculation the U.S. economy Â a vital export market Â is sliding into a recession that could lead to a global slowdown.
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Many airline companies are finding it difficult to make a profit. The International Air Transport Association says it expects the industry to lose up to four thousand million dollars this year.
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Global credit squeeze undermining private sector sale of mortgage lender
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The dollar is likely to drop on concern that international investors are scaling back purchases of US assets, according to a Bloomberg survey of currency traders and strategists.