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These Southwest Airlines planes, seen on a tarmac in California, were among the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft grounded after two fatal crashes; Boeing now hopes the model will be cleared to fly in January 2020, while some airlines are aiming for March

Who Is Bob Jordan? Meet Southwest Airlines New CEO Replacing Gary Kelly

Southwest has a new CEO with Bob Jordan, who started with the company as a programmer in 1988.

US Private Hiring Fell 301,000 Amid January Omicron Surge: Survey

In this file photo taken on November 05, 2021, a 'We Are Hiring" sign hangs near the entrance to Mo's Bagels & Deli in Hallandale Beach, Florida

US private hiring fell 301,000 amid January Omicron surge: survey

Why The Pandemic-Stricken Restaurant Industry Won't Likely Recover

The US economy added 943,000 jobs in July after a similar gain in June, with the biggest gain in bars and restaurants

Over 50% of adults aren’t eating at restaurants as often as they would like, up 6% from before the pandemic.

A grab from a video showing President Umaro Sissoco Embalo delivering a speech in Bissau on Tuesday, the day of what he has described as an attempted assassination

Guinea-Bissau Launches Major Probe Into Foiled Coup

Guinea-Bissau launches major probe into foiled coup

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Santander chief executive Ana BotÃn said the bank had increased its customers "by five million" in one year

Santander Profits Soar To Pre-pandemic Levels

Santander profits soar to pre-pandemic levels

Self-charging hybrid vehicles accounted for nearly 20 percent of new passenger cars registered across the 27-nation EU last year

Hybrid Car Sales Catch Up To Diesel In Europe

Hybrid car sales catch up to diesel in Europe

Taliban fighters stand guard at the main gate of Laghman University after classes resumed for the first time since the hardline Islamist group returned to power

Afghan Universities Reopen With Trickle Of Women Attending

Afghan universities reopen with trickle of women attending

The USS Cole guided missile destroyer will make a port call in Abu Dhabi

UAE Reports New Drone Attack As US To Send Warship, Jets

UAE reports new drone attack as US to send warship, jets

Sony expects higher sales in its film division

'Spider-Man' Success Helps Sony Lift Annual Profit Outlook

'Spider-Man' success helps Sony lift annual profit outlook

Jesus College wants to remove a plaque of Tobias Rustat, a 17th-century slave-trade investor and major donor to the college

UK Church Court To Decide On Slave-link Memorial

UK church court to decide on slave-link memorial

Art Sleuth Returns Statue To France Almost 50 Years After Heist

Art sleuth returns statue to France almost 50 years after heist

Uruguay's Facundo Pellistri (center) played a starring role in only his second international match in the win over Venezuela

Pellistri Inspires Uruguay, Sanchez Reignites Chile's WC Hopes

Pellistri inspires Uruguay, Sanchez reignites Chile's WC hopes

Investors around the world have been in a bullish mood at the start of February

Stocks End Higher As Attention Turns To Interest Rates

Stocks end higher as attention turns to interest rates

Taco-a-day Or Meal-a-month, US Restaurants Join Subscription Craze

Taco-a-day or meal-a-month, US restaurants join subscription craze

Smaller artists on Spotify say they'd like to leave the platform -- the way Neil Young and Joni Mitchell did -- but just can't

'Necessary Evil': Some Artists Say Can't Quit Spotify

'Necessary evil': Some artists say can't quit Spotify

Starbucks reported higher profits, but experienced highger costs due to the Omicron variant of Covid-19

Starbucks Reports Higher Profits, But Omicron Adds Costs

Starbucks reports higher profits, but Omicron adds costs

Harry Styles Turns 28, How Much Is His Net Worth?

The musician has had a lucrative career in a short amount of time.

General Motors reported record 2021 profits despite the semiconductor crunch that dented fourth-quarter results

General Motors Sees Solid 2022 On Strong Demand, Improving Chip Supply

General Motors sees solid 2022 on strong demand, improving chip supply

Pfizer and BioNTech said on February 1, 2022 that they began submitting a formal request to US health regulators for emergency use of their Covid vaccine for children aged over six months and under five years

Pfizer Seeks US Approval Of Covid Vaccine For Children Under 5

Pfizer seeks US approval of Covid vaccine for children under 5

US jobless claims have declined for five straight weeks, highlighting a healing in the labor market in the world's largest economy

US Economy 2022: The Number Of Jobs Rises Above Unemployment, Cooldown In ‘The Great Resignation’

The number of people who quit their jobs in 2021 broke records, but data shows that "the great resignation" is slowing down.

Jacob Zuma's time as South African president had a reputation for corruption, with cronies influencing government appointments, contracts and state businesses

Rampant Graft Under S.Africa's Zuma Detailed In New Report

Rampant graft under S.Africa's Zuma detailed in new report

Google's parent Alphabet announces expectation beating profits

Google Parent Alphabet Nearly Doubles Annual Profit

Google earned more than $61 billion in advertising revenue, mostly from online search and its video platform, while its cloud business grew by 45% to $5.5 billion in revenue.

General Motors Reports Lower Q4 Profits, Sees Solid 2022

The semiconductor crunch intermittently curtailed production at several GM factories throughout 2021, resulting in lower inventories. But the silver lining in that dynamic has been higher retail prices that have boosted profits.

Goldman Sachs reported that third-quarter profits nearly doubled, suggesting the Wall Street bull is in good form despite the pandemic

Why February Could Be a Strong Month for Stocks

Microsoft and Apple are two companies that went on sale last month, only to roar back as soon as they delivered profits that beat market expectations.

Pharmaceutical companies and distributors have agreed to pay $590 million to settle litigation related to opioid addiction in the Native American population

Pharma Giants To Pay $590 Mn To US Native Americans Over Opioids

Pharma giants to pay $590 mn to US Native Americans over opioids

Why Amazon Could Raise The Price Of Its Prime Membership

Analysts seem to agree that Amazon Prime is poised for a price increase this year.

US wireless carrier T-Mobile revealed more details of a data breach that affected millions of customers

T-Mobile To Fire Unvaccinated Employees In April After Vaccine Mandate Struck Down By Supreme Court

Even though the vaccine mandate for businesses with over 100 employees was struck down by the Supreme Court, T-Mobile and other companies continue to require vaccinations.