US Business
British Airways to Cut Over 10,000 Flights
The airline is set to cut about 8% of its total flying between November and March, following earlier cuts to comply with passenger caps at its London Heathrow hub.
Year: 2022
US Business
Instacart Revenue Growth Accelerates Ahead of IPO
The grocery-delivery company is one of the few companies in Silicon Valley moving toward a public listing in what may be one of the slowest years for IPOs in decades.
Government
Portions of West 32nd Street Open As New Section Closes Beginning August 23
(Joplin, MO) – Weather permitting, starting Tuesday, August 23, the existing road closure of West 32nd Street between Westberry Square and Schifferdecker Avenue will be opened to traffic. The second closure of 32nd Street will […]
Nonprofit
One Joplin’s Summer Update
One Joplin has had a productive and active summer! Learn more about their latest efforts in this new summer update. A Note from One Joplin’s Executive Director As I compile this newsletter, I am humbled […]
Events
Agzaga.com to Host Joplin Chamber’s e-Commerce Meetup
(Sheldon, MO) – The Jones Companies (Jones Boots, Jones Twine & Net Wrap, Agzaga.com, and The Warehousing Center) will host the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce’s e-Commerce Meetup at their corporate headquarters of 211 Main […]
US Business
Your Steak Is Getting Cheaper at the Supermarket
Prices of beef, typically among the costliest grocery store purchases, are falling after more than a year of increases, as consumer demand softens for some cuts.
US Business
Amazon Joins Bidding for Signify
The home-health-services provider is for sale in an auction that could value the company at more than $8 billion.
US Business
Droughts Hurt World’s Largest Economies
Unusually dry weather across the Northern Hemisphere is further snarling supply chains and driving up the prices of food and energy, adding pressure to a global trade system already under stress.
US Business
Warren Buffett Not Expected to Bid for Control of Occidental
The green light to buy up to 50% of the oil company enables Berkshire Hathaway to avoid bumping up against a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission-imposed limit.
US Business
Pandemic Bolsters China’s Position as the World’s Manufacturer
The U.S. and Europe are relying on Chinese factories as much as ever, despite concerns about national security and fragile supply chains.