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TSA anticipates air travel will reach prepandemic levels this week, with airlines saying staffing has improved.

Soon after he took the top job in 2020, Bob Chapek was at odds with Mr. Iger, who remained as executive chairman, and complained to deputies he had been undermined from the start.

The company said it would slash up to nearly 10% of its workforce. Dell also warned of a worsening decline after a 17% drop in third-quarter laptop and desktop sales.

Facebook’s third-quarter Widely Viewed Content Report, released on Tuesday, shows only one in the top 20 posts qualified as engagement bait, down from 100% a year earlier. For the first time since the report began being produced, none of the top 20 posts violated platform rules.

Finance head Christine McCarthy told directors of her lack of confidence in the CEO after a calamitous November earnings call.

Members of the conductors union narrowly voted to reject a new wage deal brokered by the White House, while the engineers union narrowly ratified the deal.

The action brings to a close a two-year effort to merge two of the largest book publishers.

Founder and CEO Ethan Brown has struggled to manage growth, some current and former employees say. “Pushing back on Ethan was very hard.”

Monetary policy usually acts on the economy with ‘long and variable’ lags.

Shipping delays and customer service complaints are among the woes that have started to erode shoppers’ long-favorable views.