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Your Face Is, or Will Be, Your Boarding Pass

Tech-driven changes are coming fast and furiously to airports, including advancements in biometrics that verify identity and shorten security procedures for those passengers who opt into the programs.  » mehr lesen

Sinking natural gas prices are a sign of hope for household winter heating bills.

The drop came after government weather forecasts projected a warmer-than-expected winter for most of the country.  » mehr lesen

China Evergrande Investors Relax Despite Default Deadline

The creation of a committee with government representation reassured investors fearful about what would happen if the huge property developer collapsed.  » mehr lesen

Kellogg Workers Prolong Strike by Rejecting Contract Proposal

About 1,400 workers have been on strike since Oct. 5 at four Kellogg cereal plants in the United States over a dispute that has revolved around the company’s two-tier compensation structure.  » mehr...

Stellantis to Spend $34 Billion on Software and New Vehicles

The automaker plans to develop new vehicles based on software that will let it sell entertainment, navigation and other subscription services to buyers of its cars and trucks.  » mehr lesen

As Omicron Threat Looms, Inflation Limits Fed’s Room to Maneuver

The central bank has spent years guarding against economic blows. Now it is in inflation-fighting mode, even as a potential risk emerges.  » mehr lesen

Sinking Natural Gas Prices a Sign of Hope for Consumers

The drop came after government weather forecasts projected a warmer-than-expected winter for most of the country.  » mehr lesen

Seeking Space for Solar Farms, Cities Find Room at Their Airports

Airports around the nation are installing solar arrays on unused land, roofs and parking garages, helping them achieve self-sufficiency while also providing power to their communities.  » mehr lesen

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