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AS IN ALL MARRIAGES, the honeymoon will soon give way to the day-to-day realities of living together. Previous airline mergers or acquisitions have virtually all had integration troubles—some lasting years—ranging from reservation-system breakdowns to annoying hub and route shifts to labor unrest and management squabbles that have resulted in many unhappy passengers. Investors in American also have to cope with the conversion of $20 billion of debt into about 530 million additional common shares, a dilutive process now underway.
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While acknowledging the risks, the new American executive team vows to do better than its rivals. "We're off to a great start," CEO Doug Parker, 52, said on a Jan. 28 conference call with investors. "The teams are working extremely well together, both at the management level and all of our employees out in the field," said Parker, the former US Airways chief who's well respected both inside the airline industry and by investors. (Barron's made the former US Airways one of its top picks for 2014 in anticipation of the combination. US Air holders received 28% of the new American Airlines.)
One admirer is Martin Sass, founder of money manager M.D. Sass, who's betting that American's management can handle any rough air. Despite the recent run-up, Sass insists the stock is cheap, selling at the lowest forward price/earnings multiple, 6.7, among the major U.S. carriers (see table in Takeoff! graphic). He notes that Parker and his US Air team integrated their much smaller merger nine years ago with Amwest very well. Says Sass: "It's a case of the well-managed minnow swallowing the poorly managed whale. There's a whole raft of things that need to be done. But Parker's the man for the job." The asset manager expects the shares to rise at least 20% from their recent $35, and says they could be worth much more in a couple of years.
PARKER AND CREW HAVE a lot to work with. American should generate an industry-best $43 billion in revenue this year. It has 81,700 employees and 599 transcontinental and 291 regional aircraft, with hubs in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Miami, and New York. American executives claim the carrier is No. 1 in the East Coast market, No. 1 in the Midwest, and No. 3 in the West. An American flight takes off or lands somewhere in the world every 13 minutes.
Andrew Davis, an analyst with fund giant and American Airlines shareholder T. Rowe Price, is eager to see what this new group can create. "Now, American Airlines is the largest of the main network carriers, with a very strong management team that goes from running the disadvantaged US Airways to a powerhouse with resources to regain corporate business and increase margins," he notes.
There are fewer brands flying the U.S. skies than at any time in recent memory. Having swallowed up much of their competition, American, Delta, United-Continental UAL 0.6081201931675908% United Continental Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD56.25 0.34 0.6081201931675908% /Date(1416952895825-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6779977 AFTER HOURS USD56.54 0.289999999999999 0.5155555555555555% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 64245 P/E Ratio 16.89189189189189 Market Cap 20634760359.0285 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 447322 More quote details and news » (UAL), and Southwest now account for more than 80% of the nation's airline business, making it much harder—though not impossible—for an upstart carrier to rush in with a disruptive pricing plan.
"These consolidations have dramatically changed the industry," says Peter Pappas, founder of Aviation Advisory Network, a New York consultancy, and a former American Airlines executive. "The accomplished managers of these big companies operate their airlines much closer to full capacity in the face of growing demand. This will give them an ability to raise fares that they didn't have in the past."
Parker, who shaved costs amounting to 7% of revenue after US Air absorbed Amwest, is expected to do at least that much at American over time. Sass estimates Parker's team can squeeze out almost $2.5 billion in synergy savings, more than twice the $1.05 billion predicted by management in government filings. The new American plans to cut $4.3 billion in nonlabor costs over five years, 30% of that by reducing debt and interest payments, 35% by renegotiating deals with vendors and facilities, and 35% through revised terms for aircraft purchases and financing. American says its own "synergy" estimates are conservative. Its estimates of other financial items also seem cautious.
Scott Kirby, a long-time colleague of Parker who's now American's president, says the combined airline has "numerous revenue opportunities" that it's just starting to get its arms around. For example, American may be able to lure more business travelers—the largest airline-revenue generator—to Latin America by improving existing flight connections at its Dallas and Miami hubs. New York can become an even bigger center for trans-Atlantic traffic, postmerger. These and other "initiatives, when fully implemented, could be worth more than $400 million in annual earnings," Kirby said on the conference call. One other benefit: American's U.S.-heavy customer roster will be more inclined to travel as the economy gains.
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Shares of the new American Airlines could climb more than 20% in the next year, on its way to a 50%-plus gain within a few more years.
Sass believes that American Airlines shares could be worth $53 in a couple of years. Putting a much higher multiple of about 11 times on his after-tax 2015 earnings estimate of $4.50 a share gives him a stock value of $49.50. Sass adds another $3.50 a share—the present value of more than $10 billion in net operating losses that can be used to reduce future taxes from the merger—to the price.
"Based on what we think they can earn in the coming years, their multiple is way too low," says Sass. Right now, American's 6.7 forward multiple is well below United's 7.9, Delta's 10.4, and Southwest's 13.6.
There's also $10 billion in cash that could go toward stock buybacks or dividends when the network rationalization process is complete.
IT WILL BE UP TO Parker to seize these opportunities, while addressing the substantial risks in the huge merger. The CEO has tried to get a jump on at least one of them by seeking labor support early on, something he wasn't very effective in winning when US Air made a hostile bid for a bankrupt Delta in 2006. This time, he has included labor in various parts of the deal before concluding the merger. "By having the pilots and the flight attendants and the unions on both sides signed onto a process, I think puts us leagues ahead" in implementing a successful merger, Kirby said on the call.
Employees get part of the giant stock distribution now occurring. It's a positive sign that the share price hasn't dropped through the distribution's first half; the final 50% should be distributed in the coming months. Even the bullish Sass concedes that the overhang could keep a near-term lid on American shares. But after that, the sky's the limit.
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Truthful Doctors May Prevent Malpractice Suits
In our conversation, she listed some possibilities. "Maybe doctors don't want to upset patients. Maybe doctors feel if they tell patients the truth about their prognosis, it's going to cause the patient undue amount of stress. Maybe doctors aren't trained to talk to patients about different truths," Iezzoni says. "Maybe doctors don't feel they have enough time in 10 to 15 minutes to have a complete conversation about a patient's prognosis."
"Patients themselves are going to have different preferences for how open they want doctors to be," she adds. "There are certain patients who may say, ' I don't want to know everything, just tell me what to do, give me the highlights. Then there are those who want to be frank and open and have a complete discussion about what their prognosis is. They want to know everything."
Iezzoni noted the ABIM (American Board of Internal Medicine) Foundation's Charter on Medical Professionalism, published in 2002, urged doctors to be "open and honest" with patients and to disclose medical errors promptly. With this latest survey, it doesn't appear physicians are following the guidelines or standards of communication laid out by the foundation, she conceded.
With the high percentage of defensive medicine practiced, as well as physicians trying to hide potential errors to offset potential malpractice litigation, Iezzoni notes, "We need to do a lot more work from the patient and physician side to get to the point there is more openness and frank discussion about the patient's health and patient's prognosis."
"Patients need to feel comfortable going into the doctor's office, and saying, 'Look I want to have a conversation about how I want you to talk to me about my health.'"
Engaging in that conversation with complete honesty could be a first step toward avoiding a malpractice suit.
Joe Cantlupe is a senior editor with HealthLeaders Media Online.
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Deb Levy (2/16/2012 at 4:23 PM)
I can tell you from personal experience that it's true admitting a mistake can save a world of hurt. There was a mix-up in the size of the knees replacement in the OR and 3 days post-op the femur fractured. After the open internal fixation of the fracture the surgeon told of the error and the possiblity that was the reason for the fracture. I so appreciated the honesty that when further complications occurred & he said the treatment was best done by subspecialist I trusted him. Even after the leg ended up being amputated (due to a multitude of complications) I never considered suing, although there were plenty of people who said we should. Never once have I regretted not suing. Heaven couldn't have helped him had I found out the error some way other than him telling me!
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Sadly this HealthLeaders study falls into the trap so many other similar studies do: It makes the assumption that there actually is something called "defensive medicine" and that doctors are consciously doing extra testing for fear of a lawsuit. Doctors, who have been accused of driving up national medical costs by over ordering testing, have defensively fallen back on the "fear of malpractice made me do it" excuse. The truth is EVERY TIME a doctor orders a test, the doctor needs that extra information. For example, if a patient has a cut on her hand, her doctor won't order a CT Scan of her foot. NEVER. A headache may warrant a CT Scan because we don't know what's causing it. While health economists see this as extra testing, it's not to the doctor who is trying to make the correct diagnosis. Doctors have been so conditioned to think that anything the outside experts may think as superfluous is "defensive medicine," that doctors themselves label every extra test as "defensive medicine." The real kicker in this survey is that only 2% ordered for financial gain.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stationed troops in Crimea last month. The move followed protests in Ukraine demanding the removal of its president, Viktor Yanukovych, who has since fled to Russia. Courtesy of Flickr user dyorr
Since February, tensions between Ukraine and Russia have resulted in violent riots, Russian military action and a missing president. Russia's recent invasion of Crimea has heightened the situation - and the ensuing publicity.
Many faculty members and students believe the conflict is historically significant. Though some students say they are not as informed on the matter as they'd like to be, others have developed opinions on the implications of the events in Crimea.
Colin Lewis, a junior psychology major, has been following the issues through articles and photos.
"It's as if I'm reading something out of a history textbook - this is going to have an effect over the next few years," Lewis said. "Even though we're obviously not in the Ukraine, it's interesting to feel like you're part of a historical event."
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stationed troops in Crimea. On Sunday, March 16, a referendum will determine what will come of Crimea - whether Ukraine or Russia will possess it as a territory and what rights the people of the region will have.
The two countries signed an agreement over Crimea in 1997, putting it under Ukrainian control for the next 20 years. Crimea's status was not supposed to be discussed until 2017, but the actions of Putin and Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych have caused an early re-evaluation.
"I think a number of factors are at play," said Philip Arena, a political science assistant professor. "But a big part of the story is that Putin likely felt he had a narrow window of opportunity to guarantee that Russia would hold onto its naval base in Sevastopol - a city at the southwestern tip of the Crimean peninsula."
Sevastopol is important to Russia because its Black Sea Fleet, or navy, is stationed there. Without that port, the navy would have to relocate, and Russia would lose access to the Black Sea and, indirectly, the Mediterranean Sea.
When Yanukovych won the presidential election in 2004, citizens took to the streets in what was called the Orange Revolution - a 17-day protest against his election. A month later, a second election took place and Yanukovych lost. He came back into power in 2010, winning the election for presidency. The results were appealed but eventually dropped, and Yanukovych became president.
Ukraine has been facing a financial crisis since November. Yanukovych decided to seek help from Russia. Though Ukraine is not part of the European Union (EU), it had the option to seek aid from the EU but chose not to.
Yanukovych's decision caused Ukrainian citizens to protest, mostly in Ukraine's capital, Kiev, which is about 500 miles from Crimea.
What started as citizens with signs progressively grew into violence. The government reported the death toll has risen to 77, according to CNN. Parliament attempted to calm the riots, taking away powers from Yanukovych, who subsequently fled Kiev for Russia. He has not returned to his country but still proclaims himself president.
Michelle Benson, a political science professor, wonders what will come next.
"It's the biggest East-West conflict that's occurred since the end of the Cold War," Benson said. "It could have some surprisingly important implications, economically and politically a ways down the road, depending on how Russia reacts. They've already reacted much worse than anybody could have imagined."
The U.S. Senate has discussed providing Ukraine with a $1 billion aid package. Secretary of State John Kerry has told Russia that any move to annex Crimea could end hopes of diplomacy.
"I'll admit, I haven't kept up with what's been going on," said Jordan Alperin, a freshman accounting major. "I know that the situation over there isn't good, but as far as the details go, I definitely haven't followed as closely as some people may have. I feel like not too many students have the time to. Who has the time to sit and read about the conflict when I'm not required to know about it?"
The upcoming Ukraine-Russia referendum will determine what will happen next. Putin is continuing to defend his actions, claiming to dismiss the idea of war. Kerry said Russian actions could have a major effect upon Russian-American relations.
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Barbershop quartets will sing for your sweetheart
Valentine's Day is Thursday, and the barbershop quartets of Spokane are ready to sing their hearts out for you.
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The Spokane barbershop quartets are getting ready to deliver singing surprises to local sweethearts on Valentine's Day.
The quartets are all part of Pages of Harmony Men's Chorus which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. Every year, they take their show on the road for Valentine's Day.
"We are aiming for 100 sing outs," said Jeff Marsell, president of Pages of Harmony. "We had 65 last year and this year we are working hard to get it up to 100."
The group has six quartets ready to travel and sing on Valentine's Day, and they can "throw one more together at the last minute" if they have to, Marsell said.
The singing Valentines travel all over the Spokane area including, but are not limited to Cheney, Post Falls, Hayden, the South Hill and north Spokane.
"We'll do Deer Park if we get one up there," Marsell said.
All proceeds go to Pages of Harmony.
Last year, Marsell's quartet did 22 sing outs on Valentine's Day; another quartet did 25.
"Yes, I guess that is a lot of singing," Marsell said, "but it's not like it's a rock concert every time. We just sing two songs."
Individuals, groups and offices order the sing outs.
"We tend to draw a crowd no matter where we go," Marsell said. "It is great fun."
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THE LOST, THE FOUND AND THE PRICELESS... There are some material things people would run back into house fires to save.
Like the family pet and the family photo album. There was no fire, but a few months ago, a mysterious water-stained brown envelope ended up in Larry Chartrand's mailbox on Youville Street.
"For Myrna, Lorraine and Valerie," someone had written on the outside. "Thanks for the pictures (wish I could look like that in my Bathing suit now) and yes, Lorraine it did put a smile in my face. Love Aunt Sheila."
Larry had no idea who all those people were or how the envelope ended up in his mailbox. Any more than he recognized any of the couples and young children in the enclosed black-and-white snapshots that dated as far back as the 1940s. The images were classic old-time Winnipeg, as were the typically dressed and dimply cheeked little girls posing with their dolls and stuffed rabbits and doggies.
Cute little Myrna, Lorraine and Valerie appear to be sisters who -- judging by the dates on the backs of the photos -- are all in their 60s by now.
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UPDATE... The owner of the family photos has been found. More on how they may have gone missing, and the joy of their return in Wednesday's Free Press.
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PEOPLE AND PLACES... The Fort Garry Hotel is turning 100 and managing partner Ida Albo says it's going to be a year-long celebration. The dates and details will be announced in a Free Press supplement on Dec. 8... A belated congratulations to Charlie Coffey and Lloyd Axworthy, two men I admire greatly, especially for what they've done for aboriginal people and education in general. Coffey, a retired Royal Bank executive, was honoured last month as the 2012 Duff Roblin Award recipient. Axworthy, the University of Winnipeg's president and vice-chancellor, was honoured by former Grand Chief Phil Fontaine at a pipe ceremony where he was given the name White Thunderbird Man. But you can call him Dr. White Thunderbird Man...
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As a kid in Killarney, he was known as "Melody Mel," because he sang his way to and from school, but Mel Dagg was better known to the readers of the Free Press sports pages as our outdoor columnist for 33 years. He died accidentally last July, but his full obituary didn't appear until last month, two days before what would have been his 81st birthday. As I read it, I was struck by these melancholy words from his family: "Mel's only regret upon leaving the Free Press was that he did not have the opportunity to say goodbye and thank you to his many loyal readers. We, his family on his behalf now would like to say thank you to all of you for your many years of support."
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THE LAST LAUGH... The Grant Park Cinema was doing beyond boffo box office business on Saturday, what with the lineups outside and inside for the new Bond movie, and the latest Steve Spielberg opus, Lincoln, selling out, too. Which is why I laughed when I saw a Facebook-posted portrait of Lincoln, accompanied with these words:
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These are the 10 top share tips and recommended trades for 2015 from our network of experts: professional traders, analysts and stock tipsters. Stock tips include some supermarkets, a US car maker, an AIM penny share and a FTSE 100 insurer, while there are three top forex trades and a pair of indices.
Good luck if you add them to your portfolio, but remember picking one share to buy for 2015 is a notoriously difficult thing to do and investments can go down as well as up!
The following article will instruct you how to buy gold options to trade a trend.
You should be familiar with the method of selling or buying in the underlying spot or commodities markets to trade a downtrend or uptrend, respectively. You may add a stop-loss order to control your maximum loss. If the market reaches the stop-loss, your position is closed at a loss.
The week ahead in the currency markets, as we sit just over a week away from the next ECB meeting with the German economy looking to be bouncing back, while across the pond will we see increased demand for the dollar against the pound with a small stream of US data due this week, including GDP and consumer confidence on Tuesday, durable goods on Wednesday and initial jobless claims on Thursday.
Also, a look at two of the major commodities, gold and oil, as investors react to central banks getting back on the stimulus bandwagon and Thursday's OPEC meeting to determining which direction the oil price will move next.
This month I recommend both buying Fiat Chrysler (NYSE: FCAU) and going short EURUSD, as I remain bearish on the euro and bullish on the dollar and think parity is looming.
Most readers will be familiar with Fiat cars, however many investors are still not aware that Fiat now also own Chrysler (bought out of bankruptcy in 2009), Alfa Romeo, Dodge, Jeep, Lancia, Ram Trucks, Abarth, Maserati and Ferrari.
With its mathematical formula to explain why 'hipsters' try to look different but end up looking the same, a radical new scientific paper could provide interesting lessons for contrarian investors. I think it's possible to take something from this unusual juxtaposition, even if it's just the mental image of Warren Buffet with a hipster beard and tattoos.
Mathematical neuroscientist Jonathan Touboul from the Collège de France in Paris has written a paper titled: "The Hipster Effect: When anti-conformists all look the same".
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