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United uploaded its new post-hub schedule. Here's what it looks like the first Monday post-hub: Albany 2x Baltimore 2x Boston 4x Chicago 13x (5 mainline) Dallas 2x Denver 4x (2 mainline) Houston 5x (4 mainline) Ft. Lauderdale 1x Ft. Myers 1x LA 3x (3 mainline) Las Vegas 1x (1 mainline) Milwaukee 3x Newark 5x (4 mainline) New York-LaGuardia 8x Orlando 2x (2 mainline) San Francisco 2x (2 mainline) St. Louis 2x Tampa 1x Washington-Dulles 5x Washington-Reagan 5x

Passenger numbers at Hopkins up slightly in 2013 to about 9.1 million. First annual increase since 2007.

United is starting a daily nonstop to Charleston, SC in early March 2014.

Don't want to get too off topic on my first post, but there are plenty of firms in Cleveland with 6 figure starting salaries. Jones Day is hiring like mad right now and starts at $145k. Baker Hostetler starts at $130k. Thompson Hine, Hahn Loeser, Calfee, Taft Stettinus, Benesch, and others are all $100k+. These firms collectively employ hundreds of associates. To be sure, times are tough, and a law degree is no longer a ticket to guaranteed financial success. But there certainly is a market for luxury rentals downtown. And as of right now, there is next to nothing on offer downtown to fill that niche.