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Airline ticket prices may stay high as carriers bank fuel relief from Iran dealA U.S.-Iran peace deal has lowered oil prices, promising billions in fuel savings for airlines. However, passengers may not see immediate f...- Airline chiefs grapple with fuel shock, fare test at Rio summitGlobal airline leaders gather in Rio de Janeiro facing a tough recovery test. The Iran war is increasing fuel costs and disrupting flight p...
- JetBlue flags higher fuel costs as Iran conflict drags onFuel price volatility has prompted airlines across the globe to hike passenger fares and baggage fees to recover higher costs, as well as c...
- Natural gas mineral firm WhiteHawk reveals sevenfold revenue surge in US IPO filingWhiteHawk, a leading natural gas royalty firm, is taking the stock market plunge with its initial public offering. This comes on the heels ...
- Jet fuel supplies are lagging. What does that mean for airlines and travelers?A looming jet fuel shortage in Europe and Asia, triggered by the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, could significantly disr...
- Donald Trump's economic agenda for his second term as US President is clouding outlook for mortgage ratesDonald Trump's economic policies, while aimed at affordability, could raise mortgage rates. His proposals, including tariffs and tax cuts, ...
- Does Reddington die in The Blacklist Series Finale? All you need to know [Spoilers]The Blacklist just ended with a two-part series finale, ‘Raymond Reddington’. Read on to know what occurred in the final season’s final epi...
- Cheap platinum back in vogue as Chinese buyers tap cash hoardsThe WPIC expects China’s platinum jewelry consumption to rise by 13 per cent next year, the first increase since 2013 and climbing above sa...
- Ex-Peruvian football body head pleads not guilty in U.S. bribe caseSOCCER-FIFA-COURT:Ex-Peruvian football body head pleads not guilty in U.S. bribe case
- UPDATE 1-Ex-Peruvian soccer body head pleads not guilty in U.S. bribe caseSOCCER-FIFA/COURT (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Ex-Peruvian soccer body head pleads not guilty in U.S. bribe case
- These two cognitive biases are an investor's worst enemiesThis is not exactly ground-breaking, but internalizing this can help financial planners determine which clients could be at risk for making...
- US economy preview: Consumer spending probably lifted growthSpending by American consumers probably picked up in Q3, helping the world's largest economy overcome a slump in business investment.
- 3i Infotech hawks US unit to Cerberus firmIT firm 3i Infotech has agreed to sell its US-based global billing and payments unit to an affiliate of private equity player, Cerberus Cap...
- Fall in US jobless claims ease labour market concernsApplications for unemployment benefits in the US fell more than forecast last week, easing concern the labour market was rapidly deteriorat...
- Better June home resale nos point to end of recession roadHome resales in the US probably rose in June and a gauge of the economic outlook improved, signalling the recession may soon be over, econo...
- Oil slips below $35 as global markets slumpA new batch of lousy economic news dragged oil prices down nearly 8 percent Tuesday, as signs from across the globe pointed to a prolonged ...
- Merrill Lynch hires 6 bankers from Lehman BrothersMerrill Lynch, which is being acquired by Bank of America, has hired six investment bankers from another troubled US financial major Lehman...
- General Motors mulls launching Chevrolet brand in South KoreaGeneral Motors Corp is considering launching its Chevrolet brand in South Korea to capture a larger share of the country's growing market f...
- Wall Street regional boutiques face consolidation pressureFor all of its success handling investments in more than 700 locations since it was started 120 years ago in St. Louis, AG Edwards may not ...
- Which sector would you bet on in 2007?Infrastructure, power equipment and mid-cap information technology stocks could deliver strong returns in 2007. While these stocks have ris...
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