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But 4,000 employees are expected to lose their jobs because of cost cuts.

All three residents lost their jobs this year because of cost cuts.

Not that public companies have a monopoly on cost cuts.

At American, that means more than simple wage and cost cuts.

A deal could yield cost cuts of more than $300 million, these executives said.

But big cost cuts have big costs of their own.

Northwest had been asking for $1.1 billion in labor cost cuts, but has said it needs more.

The company, which is 30 percent owned by employees, pledged to make further cost cuts.

Cost cuts have become "a way of life for us" and will continue into the foreseeable future, he said.

The company attributed the profit to cost cuts and increased sales.

And Digital is expected to take another huge restructuring charge, $800 million to $1 billion, to cover further cost cuts.

Analysts said the company might well set another record in the current quarter given its focus on consumer products and cost cuts.

Results were hurt by charges related to the company's strategic business review and other cost cuts.

Part of his motive was clearly to put pressure on unions to accept cost cuts.

She added that further cost cuts could come from the divisions handling the company's technology and operations.

Verizon estimates it could save about $7 billion through cost cuts.

This plan has been amended to take into account the additional 20% cost cuts required by the government.

Cost cuts and greater demand for chips contributed to the gain.

The new owners have not ignored the less dramatic chances for cost cuts, either.

But with the cost cuts, it said, expected earnings would increase 6 percent to 9 percent in each of those years.

But he indicated that cost cuts would enable the company to meet its projected profit.

If United does not achieve the cost cuts, then the lenders can withdraw their backing.

M&S saves its Christmas with cost cuts - more to come?

The Command was too expensive to maintain and cost cuts were made during the 1950s which caused a reduction in strength.

Those overlapping branches are likely to bear the brunt of cost cuts.