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Airline profits flying high
Scott Jagow | Aug 3, 2006The airline industry is making a comeback. With the big legacy carriers posting second quarter profits, host Scott Jagow talks to aviation expert Richard Gritta about what they're doing right.
Fall of Landis
| Aug 3, 2006Host Mark Austin Thomas and business of sports expert David Carter examine the fallout from news that Tour de France champion Floyd Landis may have taken a banned substance.
High demand doesn't equal high profits
Amy Scott | Aug 3, 2006As searing heat continues over the eastern half of the country today, Amy Scott looks at the question of whether utilities are making a windfall off all the extra energy use.
Jaguar for sale?
Stephen Beard | Aug 3, 2006Speculation is growing in the UK that Ford may put its luxury sports car company Jaguar up for sale. From London, Stephen Beard has the story.
Sprint-Nextel anniversary
Lisa Napoli | Aug 3, 2006Nearly a year into the marriage of the two telecom giants, Lisa Napoli takes a look at the state of the union.
Pesticide debate
Sam Eaton | Aug 3, 2006The EPA has until today to complete a review over the use of controversial pesticides banned in other countries. Sam Eaton looks at who stands to benefit if the agency approves the chemicals.
Rabbit redux
Andrea Gardner | Aug 3, 2006VW's first post-Beetle model makes a comeback. Will it hit the ground running in the affordable car market? Andrea Gardner reports.
India's electronic junk market
Miranda Kennedy | Aug 3, 2006A new report says 70 percent of old computer equipment in the US and Europe winds up in New Delhi. Miranda Kennedy reports.
Vista woes
| Aug 3, 2006More bad news for Microsoft: A survey out yesterday finds most businesses will delay purchasing the company's new Vista operating system for at least a year. Jason Paur reports.
Natural gas prices ride along with heat wave
Steve Tripoli | Aug 2, 2006Natural gas prices are at near-record prices as oil hovers about $76 a barrel. The high energy prices come at a time of record electricity demand throughout the country due to a heat wave. Steve Tripoli reports.
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