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Boeing defense workers approve revised offer

  Bloomberg Boeing Co avoided a crippling work stoppage at its defense manufacturing hub after St Louis-area Machinists accepted a revised contract offer, reversing an earlier vote to strike. “We have delivered an equitable contract that will secure the future for the members, their families and future generations,” Tom Boelling, president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers …

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Schiphol Airport extends its capacity caps into autumn

  Bloomberg Amsterdam Schiphol Airport extended capacity curbs into the autumn as the Dutch hub continues to grapple with a staffing crunch. Royal Schiphol Group NV will cap the number of departing passengers at 67,500 per day for September and 69,500 in October, it said in a statement. The numbers are lower than the 72,500 limit set for August, reflecting …

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JetBlue tumbles in Q2 as fuel costs drive loss

  Bloomberg JetBlue Airways Corp reported a second-quarter loss that missed Wall Street’s expectations as high fuel prices kept operating expenses elevated ahead of the carrier’s planned purchase of deep discounter Spirit Airlines Inc. The carrier’s shares fell after it said total costs soared 89% in the quarter to $2.56 billion, including $910 million spent on fuel. JetBlue is starting …

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Iceland using its volcanic eruption to lure tourists

  Bloomberg As volcanic activity in Iceland started, the country’s tourism industry kicked into high gear, grasping an opportunity to revive the business after the pandemic had banished most visitors from the Atlantic island for more than two years. With reports emerging of sightings of lava, the shares of Icelandic airlines Icelandair hf and Fly Play, which flies under the …

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Just Eat unveils rapid delivery hub in Berlin

  Bloomberg Just Eat Takeaway.com has launched its own service offering rapid delivery of grocery and convenience items in Berlin, pulling the firm deeper into an already crowded market. Just Eat’s so-called ‘dark store’ will target a delivery time of around 20 minutes and offer consumers more than 1,000 items from fresh produce to baby products under its local Lieferando …

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Buyers embrace change on supply chain issues: Study

  Gulf Time / London While 2022 started with Covid-19 raging in some parts of the world, new problems have emerged that again challenge retail buyers of consumer-packaged goods. Supply chain issues were the focus of the second quarter, along with the emergence of inflationary pressures. Health and healthier food categories sit beside convenience foods on the most searched lists …

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Futures, stocks advance as recession worries recede

  Bloomberg US futures rise with stocks on Thursday as investors shrugged off growth warnings from the bond market. Oil bounced back from the lowest level in almost six months. Contracts on both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 pushed higher, suggesting the tech-heavy Nasdaq will extend an advance of 19% from its June 16 low. Gains in the …

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Goldman, Bernstein strategists say stocks rally can fizzle out

  Bloomberg The recent brisk rebound in equity markets won’t last as the macroeconomic data continue to deteriorate and earnings forecasts are being slashed, strategists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Sanford C Bernstein warn. “Without clear signs of a positive shift in macro momentum, temporary re-risking could actually increase risks of another leg lower in the market rather than …

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Global media, entertainment sector to reach $2.4tn in 2023

  ABU DHABI / WAM The global media and entertainment services sector is seeing a growing dependence on innovation and artificial intelligence (AI). The value of the sector is estimated to grow to $2.4 trillion next year, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.8% since 2015, according to figures from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The PwC report expects the sector …

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Alibaba, Tencent face end of an era as sales start to shrink

  Bloomberg For almost a decade, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Tencent Holdings Ltd embodied China’s economic miracle, sustaining a dizzying pace of growth and approaching trillion-dollar valuations with splashy forays into every corner of the internet. That spectacular run could officially end on Thursday, when the e-commerce powerhouse that Jack Ma founded is expected to record its first-ever decline …

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