Mammon Among Friends

In Mammon Among Friends, Malcolm C. Harris, Sr. provides commentary and news about the national economy, the Wichita economy, the world of finance, and postal economics. Experiences such as forecasting postal volumes and revenues, being involved in utility regulation, and teaching corporate finance have shaped his analysis.

Tuesday, July 07, 2009

European Air Traffic Down

The Wall Street Journal's Kaveri Niththyananthan reports, "Several European carriers Tuesday reported falls in traffic for June, historically the month when travel starts to pick for the peak summer months."
Posted by Dr. Malcolm C. Harris, Sr. at 8:04 PM
Labels: Aerospace

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