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London’s Heathrow Airport Extends Passenger Limits to October

The airport said the cap had led to fewer cancellations, shorter wait times and better punctuality.  » mehr lesen

Falling Oil Prices Defy Predictions. But What About the Next Chapter?

Oil is under $90 a barrel, and consumers are benefiting. Geopolitics, the economy and unforeseen events will determine whether the relief will last.  » mehr lesen

Moscow Opens Bond Trades to Foreigners From ‘Not Hostile’ Countries

The move by Russia to loosen financial controls imposed after its invasion of Ukraine won’t affect investors in the United States or European Union.  » mehr lesen

HBO Max Lays Off About 70 People

The area that was most affected was the unscripted and live-action family programming divisions at the streaming service, which was created in May 2020.  » mehr lesen

Dan Loeb’s Third Point Buys Stake In Disney and Pushes for Changes

Third Point, the firm founded by billionaire investor Dan Loeb, has bought back into Disney and proposed a spinoff of ESPN, takeover of Hulu and new board members.  » mehr lesen

To Escape the War, Ukraine’s Factories Are Moving West

The government is working to save hundreds of businesses from Russian bombs, remaking western Ukraine into the country’s new economic heartland.  » mehr lesen

At Salvage Stores, the Fan Base for Food Deals Grows

Salvage food stores have long been a lure for the frugal and the intrepid. But inflation, environmentalism and some clever rebranding are expanding the fan base.  » mehr lesen

Adam Neumann’s New Company Gets a Big Check From Andreessen Horowitz

After his spectacular rise and fall at WeWork, Mr. Neumann is getting back into the real estate industry, with backing from a major Silicon Valley player.  » mehr lesen

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