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Miami-Bound Passenger Storms Cockpit in Honduras, Causing Flight Delay

As the American Airlines flight was boarding on Tuesday afternoon, the passenger entered the cockpit and “caused damage,” the airline said.  » mehr lesen

Citigroup seeks a split from a Mexico business that brought it riches and scandal.

The business, known as Banamex, has generated heavy regulatory scrutiny.  » mehr lesen

Michael Lang, a Force Behind the Woodstock Festival, Dies at 77

He and his partners hoped their weekend of “peace and music” would draw 50,000 attendees. It ended up drawing more than 400,000 — and making history.  » mehr lesen

United Airlines Cuts Flights as Workers Call Out Sick

United Airlines’ chief executive said that 3,000 workers recently tested positive and that it was cutting its flight schedule to manage the shortage of workers.  » mehr lesen

Bank of America Will Cut Overdraft Fees

The country’s second-biggest bank will trim its $35 overdraft fee to $10 starting in May.  » mehr lesen

Powell Says the Fed Will Tighten Trading Rules After Ethics Scandal

The Federal Reserve is embroiled in a scandal over trades officials made in 2020, before and after they rescued markets.  » mehr lesen

Boeing’s sales increased last year to their highest level since 2018.

The manufacturer sold a net 535 new planes last year after factoring in cancellations, ahead of its chief rival, Airbus.  » mehr lesen

Citadel Securities Sells Stake to Silicon Valley Investors

Two venture capital firms, Sequoia Capital and Paradigm, invested $1.15 billion in Citadel in a bet on disrupting Wall Street.  » mehr lesen

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