De-Texification of Dallas icons Southwest and Neiman-Marcus hurts Fort Worth, too | Opinion
When Dallas sneezes, Fort Worth catches a cold. And two Dallas icons have had a couple of setbacks lately. | Opinion ...
After 53 Years, Southwest Airlines Just Made a Heartbreaking Announcement. It’s the Start of the End of an Era
First, Southwest was once alone in its policy of allowing passengers to buy most tickets, but trade them in for credits ...
Southwest Airlines faces first major layoffs, signaling cultural shift
Southwest Airlines lays off 1,750 corporate employees, marking a shift from its beloved culture. Experts say the airline is ...
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Where Did Our LUV Go?
The company's first involuntary staff cuts come amid dramatic changes forced by investors. But can it soar by acting more like competitors it long outperformed?
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50 years later, Southwest Airlines praised as Harlingen airport's 'turning point'
The maverick air carrier that Herb Kelleher, a San Antonio lawyer, founded in 1967 helped turn the airport into the Valley's "gateway," Esterly said. "Southwest Airlines' arrival at Valley ...
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Herb Kelleher: the Yoda who democratised the skies
But there's a case to be made that Herb Kelleher, who died this month aged 87, was "the best CEO in America", says Fortune. The founder of Southwest Airlines is credited with reinventing an ...
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Letters to the Editor — Neiman Marcus, Southwest Airlines, Doonesbury, Dallas congestion
If you haven’t already, you might want to consider an editorial cartoon depicting Stanley Marcus and Herb Kelleher turning over in their graves. How sad to see investors from outside of Texas ...
Southwest Airlines' first-ever layoff to impact 15 percent of corporate ranks
Southwest Airlines has long boasted of never having an involuntary layoff over a history stretching back more than five ...