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Canadian American Business Council Advocates Revision To 'MAP Act' - MarketWatch (press release)

Canadian American Business Council Advocates Revision To 'MAP Act'
MarketWatch (press release)
For 25 years, the Canadian American Business Council (CABC) has supported efforts to update and improve infrastructure and spur economic growth and job creation on both sides of the Canada/US border. However, upon learning about latest provisions .
Buy American provisions could block Canadian biddersHamilton Spectator

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American Cruise Lines Announces Plans for Travel Agent Web Portal
New website will feature travel agent training & certification; comprehensive marketing toolsGuilford, CT (PRWEB) April 26, 2012 American Cruise Lines (http://www.americancruiselines.com) announced today plans for an upcoming travel agent portal, the first of many new features to be added to the companys new website. ...

Global Business Travel Association Announces New Advisory Board Appointments for Asia
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) - the voice of the global business travel industry - has today announced the formation of its new Advisory Board for Asia. Having recently established its base in Asia with offices in Bangkok and Hong Kong, the new Advisory board will provide strategic direction for GBTA Asia as well as representation for the newly formed member network...

Socially conscious start-ups offered a chance to make their pitch - Chicago Tribune

Socially conscious start-ups offered a chance to make their pitch
Chicago Tribune
An organization that aims to involve entrepreneurs in reshaping American business will hold an event in Milwaukee in June. Common Pitch Milwaukee is looking for eight start-ups that have a socially conscious orientation and products that have potential .

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American Tries To Take Back Unlimited Airfare
When American Airlines began offering lifetime passes for unlimited, first class travel, it didn't anticipate just how much the program would cost them down the line. The price tag for the golden tickets started at $250,000 back in the 1980s, but airline investigators say that one ticket-holder was costing the company a million dollars. Audie Cornish speaks with Los Angeles Times business ...

First class ticket to trouble
How a man called Vroom got unlimited first class flights for life. and the investigation that followed...

Unlimited Travel: Deals Too Costly For Airlnes?
American Airlines' 'Lifetime' Travel Sparks Lawsuits..

Summer Travelers Seek Vacations with Substance
The latest American Express Spending & Saving Tracker finds that summer travel will remain strong, but the consumer mindset has shifted. Almost 140 million Americans are planning a summer vacation...

US Hispanics Expected to Have Increasing Economic Impact - The Ledger

US Hispanics Expected to Have Increasing Economic Impact
The Ledger
The census identifies people as Hispanic if they originate from Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico or other South or Central American or Spanish countries, regardless of race. Businesses, Williams said, need to be aware of the unique spending patterns of .

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