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Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Abstract: The article discusses a proposed American Airlines' pilot strike. On April 18, 2007 the pilots plan to march from their union office to the corporate headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. The workers are arguing for better pay and working conditions. American Airlines' parent company AMR is expected to award bonuses to approximately 1,000 of its top managers on the same day.; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617871)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Abstract: The article presents statistics on brand advertising. According to a survey by the periodical "Businessweek" and the New York Marketing Association, 65% of U.S. advertisers say they have produced a YouTube video to promote their brand. YouTube is a video hosting website. To see the full results of the survey, visit www.businessweek.com/go/07/effie.; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617872)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Abstract: The article reviews a web site planetgreengame.com from the Starbucks Corporation. The web site offers an ecology-themed game.; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617874)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Abstract: The article discusses Wal-Mart's battle with the U.S. media. Wal-Mart's chief executive officer (CEO) H. Lee Scott Jr. was quoted by journalists at the New York newspaper "The New York Times" saying he didn't care about opening stores in New York City. There were also negative stories about the company in the periodicals "BusinessWeek" and "The New Yorker."; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617878)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Abstract: The article discusses the U.S. trade show conference Exhibitor2007. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada the focus was helping companies boost returns on their trade-show investments. Consultants placed cameras over the booths of clients to monitor traffic flow and the performance of booth operators. Many U.S. trade shows have folded as companies shift to online advertising and private events.; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617881)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617882)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617883)

Business Week; 00077135; 04/16/2007; Business Source Premier; (AN 24617884)