U.S. warm to proposed increased air competition

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Montreal, Que.-based Air Canada has offered a proposal for increasing competition between Canadian and U.S. airlines. Air Canada's proposal, which is being reviewed by the Canadian government and has found support among rivals United Airlines and American Airlines, focuses on the liberalization of air competition.

Canada, Government domestic functions, Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Airlines, Air Canada

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Dell chief plays down PC woes in Comdex talk

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In his speech at the November 2000 Comdex convention, Dell Computer Corp.'s CEO Michael Dell said he was not worried about the slowing sales growth of personal computers. He reminded the audience that his company still plans to grow 20 per cent in 2001.

Planning, Dell Inc., DELL, Speeches, lectures and essays, Dell, Michael, Comdex-Canada

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Apple stands alone

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Apple Computer announces plans to open retail stores in the United States in an effort to increase the company's stagnant sales and market share.

Facilities & equipment, Organizational history, Computer Stores, Computer and Software Stores, AAPL, Buildings and facilities, Apple Inc.

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