Spirit Airlines says operational meltdown cost it about $50 million, cuts third-quarter schedule
Spirit Airlines says its massive flight cancellations over the past few weeks cost it about $50 million.
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Airlines split on whether to mandate Covid vaccines for employees
Several airlines are mandating Covid vaccines for employees while others have maintained a policy of encouraging, not requiring them.
Retail sales drop worse-than-expected 1.1% in July as rising Covid fears hit consumers
Retail sales were expected to decrease 0.3% in July, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Home Depot, Walmart, Roblox and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Home Depot, Walmart, Roblox, and more.
Pfizer submits data to FDA for authorization of Covid vaccine booster shot for general population
Pfizer and BioNTech said they have submitted early stage clinical trial data to the FDA as part of their application seeking U.S. OK of a Covid booster shot.
Rep. Mike Waltz on Afghanistan: ‘We are going to see Al Qaeda 3.0’
Rep. Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) and Retired Lieutenant General Douglas Lute react to the Taliban's rapid takeover of the country and to President Joe Biden's speech.
Wish stock has plunged 27% in two days and almost 80% since January as users flee
Wish reported an unexpected revenue drop and a widening loss last week, speeding the sell-off in its stock price.
New York Times, Washington Post, WSJ ask Biden to help evacuate Afghan colleagues of journalists
Washington Post, New York Times and Wall Street Journal reporters are in danger at the Kabul airport after the Taliban seized the capital city of Afghanistan.
Fed's Eric Rosengren backs tapering in the fall but no rate hikes until job market improves
Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said he would be prepared to start rolling back some of the central bank's easy monetary policy this fall.
Woman sues Bob Dylan, alleging he sexually abused her in 1965, when she was 12
Bob Dylan, whose songs "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Like a Rolling Stone" are 1960s anthems, is being sued by a Connecticut woman for alleged sexual abuse.
Bezos' Blue Origin takes NASA to federal court over award of lunar lander contract to SpaceX
Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin filed a sealed complaint in federal court against NASA on Monday.
Amazon grocery exec Wei Gao, once an advisor to Bezos, departs the company
Wei Gao, who previously served as Jeff Bezos' "shadow" adviser, is leaving Amazon after sixteen years at the company.
'We are on fire': Five U.S. states set new records for Covid cases as hospitalizations rise
Hospital bed capacity correlates closely with vaccination rates. The states with higher vaccination rates are seeing fewer Covid patients take up hospital beds.
Supreme Court will hear arguments Nov. 3 over NRA-backed challenge to NY gun law
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for a major case that centers on whether the Constitution guarantees the right to carry guns outside the home.
Treasury yields start the week lower with Fed meeting minutes in focus
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Monday morning, with investor focus on minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting, due to be published on Wednesday.
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This 29-year-old YouTube millionaire has a good chance to be the next governor of California
Kevin Paffrath is running as a Democrat in the California recall election, and he's leading the polls among replacement candidates.
College costs are rising and many families have no idea just how expensive higher education is
High school students and their parents are increasingly concerned about how much college will cost, and yet many are in the dark about the true sticker price.
Airlines reroute planes around Afghanistan after Taliban takeover
United, British Airways and Singapore Airlines are avoiding Afghanistan airspace after Taliban fighters took over the country.
Blinken says remaining in Afghanistan is not in the U.S. national interest
As Talban fighters entered Kabul, Secretary of State Antony Blinken defended President Joe Biden's decision to withdrawal American troops from Afghanistan.
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