It is one of the largest orders ever for commercial planes and underscores that airlines see a recovery underway.
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How the lumber industry misread Covid and ended up with a global shortage and sky-high prices
“Whoever is a lumber producer today is making a fortune.”
Is it a sluggish labor market — or workers positioning themselves for better opportunities?
“There’s been a lot of talk about ‘people don’t want to work,’ and that’s not the case. People are trying to figure out what’s stable,” said one economist.
Airports have always had trouble attracting workers. Expect longer lines for a while, experts say.
Worker shortage became so severe last month that one airport executive had to ask its shops and restaurants not to steal each other’s employees.
Juul agrees to $40 million settlement in North Carolina teen marketing lawsuit
Regulators and health officials have blamed the company for the surging popularity of e-cigarettes among teens in recent years.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, banned by U.K. regulator
LONDON — Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has been banned from operating in the U.K. by the country’s markets regulator, in the latest sign of a growing
Security robots expand across U.S., with few tangible results
“It would be difficult to introduce a single thing and it causes crime to go down,” one expert said.
Johnson & Johnson reaches $230 million opioid settlement with New York
The company did not admit liability or wrongdoing in agreeing to settle.
TSA begins flight crew self-defense training amid surge in unruly passengers
“They’re treating us like punching bags whether that’s verbally or physically,” Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants union, said.
Key inflation indicator posts biggest year-over-year gain in nearly three decades
Though the reading could add to inflation concerns, Fed officials continue to insist that they see the current situation as temporary.