CNBC’s Phil LeBeau and Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan join 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's quarterly ...
Q4 2024 Management View CEO Bob Jordan highlighted 2024 as a transformative year, emphasizing the Southwest Even Better plan, ...
There have been a lot of New Orleans Saints franchise legends and mainstays make their ways out of town in the last few years, but at least one name has remained a constant: Cameron Jordan.
Southwest's results echo sentiments laid out by Delta Air Lines, which reported quarterly results earlier in the month. Delta said demand accelerated throughout the fourth quarter, with a handful of ...
There’s no quarterback Cameron Jordan has sacked more than former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. Actually no quarterback in NFL history has been sacked by a single player more than Ryan ...
Their fourth quarter meltdown Sunday ended a 2024 loaded with failures, especially for Cameron Jordan. His Saints blew a 16-6 halftime lead to fall 27-19 to the Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium.
Cameron Jordan has always been a good example for how New Orleans Saints players can be a positive influence in the community, and he's stepping up again in the wake ...
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan said on Wednesday he has no intention of stepping down despite pressure from activist Elliott Investment Management. Elliott Investment Management on Monday told ...
Bob Jordan, CEO of Southwest Airlines, answers questions on investor day last September. The carrier has invested huge in IT over the past two years. (Photo by Sam Hodde) If you flew Southwest ...
We all feel really good about him being our quarterback of the future.” Saints DE Cameron Jordan spent some extra time soaking in the post-game scene after New Orleans’ home finale in Week 17.
Cincinnati is home to elite bowlers of all ages. The high school bowlers in Southwest Ohio are are gearing up for the postseason. The sectional and district tournaments are in February with the state ...
Southwest Airlines Andrew Watterson responds to questions ... a 71.5% decrease from 2023. CEO Bob Jordan detailed the cost-cutting measure in a memo to employees, according to Bloomberg News.