Oct 4th, 2008 | WASHINGTON -- Nine U.S. airlines outsourced more than 70 percent of their major aircraft maintenance last year, and federal aviation officials' oversight of repair facilities is lagging, according to a government report. One-fourth of ...

Aricent on a hiring spree in India - Economic Times

BANGALORE: Aricent, a global innovation, technology and outsourcing company focused on the communications industry, on Friday announced plans to expand its global workforce by up to 10 per cent by year end, with particular emphasis on its India ...

HYSTA Celebrates an Outstanding 2008 Annual Conference, Incredible ... - Yahoo Finance

HYSTA celebrates another successful Annual Conference at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- HYSTA reports the turn out of its highly reputable Annual Conference held on October 4, 2008 at ...

Will local industry weather the storm? - Daily News and Analysis

MUMBAI: The financial crisis in the United States has had a huge impact on the stock markets worldwide. On Friday, the Sensex fell by a whopping 800.51 points or 7.07%. The bigger question, though is, how will the slowdown in the US and Europe impact ...

Number of airlines going bankrupt to double - Irish Examiner

AS AN international aviation expert predicts the number of airlines declaring bankruptcy will double to at least 70 in the next 12 months, Aer Lingus will this week demand its unions recognise the tight financial situation it finds itself in. Mike ...