US Business
How CEOs Think the Covid Crisis Will Shape Flying
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly have steered their companies through the pandemic. Here’s what they say travelers should expect next.
Month: July 2021
US Business
Cruise Line Sues Florida Surgeon General Over ‘Vaccine-Passport’ Ban
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings plans to restart U.S. cruises in August with a 100% vaccination policy.
US Business
Elon Musk Defends SolarCity Deal: ‘The Goal Is Not to Be a Car Company’
Tesla’s chief executive faced another day of cross examination in a shareholder lawsuit after a heated first day during which he took aim at opposing counsel.
US Business
Broadcom No Longer in Talks to Buy SAS
The founders of SAS Institute changed their minds about a sale, people familiar with the matter said. A deal would have valued the software company in the range of $15 billion to $20 billion.
Career Building
Joplin Chamber and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Work Group Announces Joplin Leadership Pledge
(Joplin, MO) – The Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce (JACC) and its Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) work group are pleased to announce the launch of their Joplin Leadership Pledge, which aims to create a more diverse, welcoming, […]
Law
The Estate Planning Mistakes That Will Cost Your Heirs Money in The Long Run
Written by Christopher W. Dumm, The Law Office of Christopher W. Dumm People design estate plans for many different reasons. An estate plan protects your physical and financial well-being by ensuring documents are in place which designates […]
US Business
Airbus Bests Boeing by Enforcing Deals
The aircraft giant made its customers honor jetliner contracts, despite the pandemic. That allowed the European company to take the No. 1 position in its longtime rivalry with Boeing, which was hobbled by the grounding of the MAX, among other problems.
Nonprofit
LovinGrace Receives Grant from BNSF Railway Foundation
(Joplin, MO) – LovinGrace is pleased to announce that we have received a grant from the BNSF Railway Foundation for $1,500. The funds will be used to purchase refrigerators for each of the eight suites […]
US Business
Customers Are Back at Restaurants and Bars, but Workers Have Moved On
Pandemic layoffs pushed many employees in hospitality to find jobs in new growth areas. Better pay, perks and career prospects are keeping many of them from going back.
US Business
China Clears Tencent-Sogou Deal
China’s top market watchdog approved Tencent’s plan to privatize search-engine affiliate Sogou in a deal that comes as the country’s technology giants face heightened antitrust scrutiny.