Continental first-quarter loss widens to $184 million
Continental Airlines cited continuing weak domestic yields and historically high fuel costs as it reported that its first-quarter loss grew to $184 million from $124 million in the year-ago period. Excluding an $8 million special gain related to the company's defined benefit pension plan, the...
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