Southwest Airlines Outlines Plan to Handle Severe Weather Problems
Moves include buying more deicing trucks, enhancing tools for communicating with flight crews and upgrading phone systems for customers. Source...
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WSJ News Exclusive | Chick-fil-A Wants to Serve Its Chicken Sandwiches in Asia and Europe
The fast-food restaurant chain plans a $1 billion international expansion, with locations in five international markets by 2030. Source link
WSJ News Exclusive | Meta Plans New Layoffs That Could Match Last Year’s in Scope
Facebook’s parent is planning additional job cuts in multiple rounds over the coming months that in total would be roughly...
Justice Department Sues to Block JetBlue From Buying Spirit Airlines
BusinessComplaint alleges the deal would eliminate Spirit as a low-cost competitor to major carriers Source link
As Customer Problems Hit a Record High, More People Seek ‘Revenge’
Americans are encountering more problems with companies’ products and services than ever before, and a higher proportion of them are...
Former Facebook Execs Launch Startup, Adding to Efforts to Improve Ad Measurement
Two former executives of Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. are seeking to solve one of the social-media industry’s biggest challenges...
War in Ukraine Drives New Surge of U.S. Oil Exports to Europe
MarketsCommoditiesOil MarketsWith the West mostly shunning Russia’s oil and gas, U.S. crude exports increase Source link
U.S. Aluminum Producers Support Biden Tariffs on Russian Imports
American companies said they don’t expect the move by the Biden administration to drive up U.S. costs. Source link
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Whether Twitter Is Liable in Terror Case
TechCase was brought by family members of man killed in Islamic State attack Source link
Biden Administration to Cut Mortgage Insurance Costs for Lower-Income Buyers
PoliticsFederal Housing Administration will reduce the annual fee borrowers pay for its insurance by about $800 Source link
Facebook Parent Launching ‘Meta Verified’ Subscription Service
Meta Platforms plans to test “Meta Verified,” starting at $11.99 a month, in Australia and New Zealand. Source link
Blackstone’s Big New Idea Leaves It Bruised
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Mass Layoffs or Hiring Boom? What’s Actually Happening in the Jobs Market
By Sarah Chaney Cambon and Ray A. SmithFeb. 9, 2023 8:01 am ETListen to article(2 minutes)Interest rates are rising, inflation...
WSJ News Exclusive | Meta Pursues Teen Users as Horizon Metaverse App Struggles to Grow
The Facebook parent’s updated strategy for the fledgling app includes opening it up to teens aged 13 to 17. Source...
Tesla Nudges Up Model Y Prices
Tesla has raised prices in the U.S. for its Model Y SUV. Source link
Memory-Chip Makers Face a Prolonged Price Slump
Prices of the chips are expected to keep falling in the first half of 2023, putting more pressure on an...
Amazon Raises Price Minimum for Free Online Grocery Delivery
BusinessPrime members will have to spend over $150 for free delivery on Amazon Fresh orders, up from $35 Source link
Why Lyft Is Headed for Its Own Recession
The ride-hailer’s fundamentals show its rebound is likely to stall as the new year progresses. Source link
WSJ News Exclusive | BuzzFeed to Use ChatGPT Creator OpenAI to Help Create Quizzes and Other Content
WSJ News ExclusiveMedia & MarketingCEO Jonah Peretti intends for artificial intelligence to play a larger role in the company this...
Amazon Launches $5-a-Month Prescription Drug Plan in Further Healthcare Push
The new Prime membership benefit, dubbed RxPass, will offer unlimited access to commonly prescribed generic medications. Source link
