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June, 2003
An article in today's Chicago Tribune on United (www.ual.com) suggests that the firm has presented a plan to creditors that focuses on the business traveler or "road warrior". The assumption is that these individuals and their companies are willing to pay big bucks for business travel. What a load of hooey.
Wal-Mart announced yesterday that they're now rolling out their online DVD rental program (read the story), which is nearly identical to that of Netflix (www.netflix.com). Rumors are that Blockbuster (www.blockbuster.com) is close behind with an offering of its own.
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