US Business
Amazon to Use Airbus Cargo Planes for First Time
Amazon.com said it is hiring Hawaiian Airlines to fly its packages on 10 rented Airbus SE jets around the U.S., and it will take a stake in the carrier.
Year: 2022
Government
Senator Bill White’s Capitol Report for October 20, 2022
MODOT Gears Up for Buckle Up, Phone Down Day The Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT) will observe Buckle Up Phone Down Day on October 21. Now in its 6th year, the #BUPD campaign challenges everyone […]
US Business
Kroger-Albertsons Antitrust Review Likely to Focus on Store Overlap
Authorities who scrutinized other grocery deals tended to examine local market share in specific geographic regions.
US Business
Snap Sales Growth Slows Further as Advertisers Cut Spending
Snapchat’s parent says it is operating on an assumption there will be no revenue growth in the current quarter.
US Business
Railroads Get a Lift From Higher Rates, Strong Demand
Union Pacific and CSX said third-quarter profit rose, helped by fuel surcharges, higher prices and increases in cargo. But a continuing labor dispute is casting uncertainty over the sector.
US Business
Pfizer Targets Covid Vaccine Price of at Least $110 a Dose
The drugmaker laid out a potential price as it prepares to sell the shot commercially, perhaps early next year.
US Business
Musk Calls Tesla ‘Recession-Resilient’ as Wall Street Eyes Demand
The EV maker said it is pressing ahead with production-growth plans regardless of a possible economic downturn.
US Business
At American Airlines, First Class Out, Business Class In for International Trips
American is replacing first class with new business-class seats as the distinction between the two gets blurrier.
Education
Crowder College Roughrider eNews – October 19, 2022
(Neosho, MO) – Stay up to date on news from Crowder College and know what’s happening on and off campus! Academics Enrollment in second 8-week courses is still available. Click here to view the available classes. Priority enrollment for Spring […]
US Business
Philip Morris Raises Offer for Swedish Match, Buy U.S. Rights for IQOS
The tobacco giant said it will pay $2.7 billion to regain U.S. rights for its IQOS heated tobacco products from Altria.