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Southwest Steps Closer to Normal With Only Dozens of Cancellations on Friday

Barring last-minute problems, the airline was poised to return to its usual schedule, but challenges remain.  » mehr lesen

Deal-making Thrived, Then Hit a Road Bump

Mergers and acquisitions activity plunged in the second half of 2022, but there are signs that it could pick up again next year.  » mehr lesen

The Choreography on the Ground That Puts Meals in the Sky

Gate Gourmet, a global airline catering company, provides meals to flights out of 200 airports.  » mehr lesen

Justice Dept. Sues AmerisourceBergen Over Role in Opioid Crisis

Investigators said the pharmaceutical manufacturer, one of the nation’s largest, had knowingly distributed opioids that were later resold illegally.  » mehr lesen

The Downsides of Using ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’

Shoppers can quickly get approved for the services, but regulators are concerned that the loans lack important protections.  » mehr lesen

What Can Stranded Travelers Expect from Southwest?

The troubled carrier says it will honor “reasonable requests for reimbursement” for those whose flights were delayed or canceled because of its meltdown. What will that mean in practice?  » mehr lesen

Unlikely Parallels in a Year of Momentous Deaths

The deaths of luminaries like Queen Elizabeth II and Bill Russell did not necessarily surprise. Others, though, inscrutably departed seemingly in tandem.  » mehr lesen

Which Electric Vehicles Qualify for Federal Tax Credits?

Here is a partial list of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles that will qualify for federal tax credits in 2023.  » mehr lesen

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