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JetBlue Makes Offer for Spirit Airlines

JetBlue’s offer is worth more than Frontier’s, but the combination of Spirit and JetBlue is less of a clear fit, industry analysts say.  » mehr lesen

The Student Loan Pause Is Being Extended Again

The White House is said to be planning to announce the sixth extension of the pandemic relief program, affecting tens of millions of borrowers.  » mehr lesen

Rags-to-Riches Stories Are Actually Kind of Disturbing

From Horatio Alger and E.L. James to T. Boone Pickens and Charles Koch, books by and about the ultrawealthy reveal some of our darkest American fantasies.  » mehr lesen

The US Economy Is Booming. Why Are Economists Worrying About a Recession?

There is little sign that a recession is imminent. But sky-high demand and supply shortages are testing the economy’s limits.  » mehr lesen

Why Europe Is Investing Heavily in Trains

Amid concerns about climate change, Europe is investing heavily in trains. The idea is to make rail more appealing, especially as an alternative to short-haul flights.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Will Stiffen Moderation Policies in Response to Ukraine War

Twitter will stop amplifying Russian government accounts and ban some tweets containing images of prisoners of war.  » mehr lesen

U.S. blocks Russia’s access to dollars for bond payments, heightening risk of default.

The U.S. Treasury tightened its restrictions on Russian financial transactions on Monday, when more than half a billion dollars in bond payments were due.  » mehr lesen

Ukraine War Reverberates in Europe’s Factories and Warehouses

European companies that relied on Russian customers are suffering collateral damage from the invasion of Ukraine and Western sanctions.  » mehr lesen

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