United States And Europe Still Deadlocked On Jet Subsidies.

Reports that a deadline to take action before the World Trade Organization came and went, with the U.S. and the European Union instead saying they would try again to agree on what constitutes acceptable government aid to jet makers Airbus and Boeing, the trans-Atlantic rivals. Implications of the newest effort to negotiate; Why the issue is especially pressing for Airbus; Background on the dispute; Views of European trade commissioner, Peter Mandelson, and Richard Mills, spokesman for the U.S. trade representative's office.