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How the Trump Administration’s Spirit Airlines Rescue Unraveled
Talks led by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick couldn’t get bondholders and the government aligned.
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Spirit Airlines Is Shutting Down. Here’s What to Do If You Had Tickets.
Getting your money back for future flights isn’t always straightforward, but your credit-card company may be your best line of defense.
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OpenAI Wants to Go Public. First Sarah Friar Needs to Get It to Grow Up.
The chief financial officer is managing Sam Altman—and ambitions for one of the biggest IPOs ever.
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You Have No Idea How Much You Still Use BlackBerry
Once left for dead, the company is making money again with hidden software in 275 million cars. You use it every day without knowing it.
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Netflix, in a First, Plans Full Theatrical Release for ‘Narnia’
Theater owners and filmmakers have long pushed for the entertainment giant to give its movies a Hollywood-style release in cinemas.
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These Oil Giants Had Written Off Venezuela. Now They Are Taking a Second Look.
Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips recently sent technical teams to assess their prospects in the Latin American country.
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Lululemon’s New CEO Is Already in the Hot Seat—and She Hasn’t Even Started
Longtime Nike executive Heidi O’Neill is set to take over in September, and investors aren’t happy.
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Horse Racing Bets on an Influencer to Bring In New Fans
At the Kentucky Derby this weekend, Griffin Johnson will be posting to his more than 12 million followers
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Mark Zuckerberg Blames Slower Sales on War, Layoffs on AI Costs in Meeting
In an internal Q&A with employees, Meta’s CEO said the company will shrink teams and develop more new apps as AI changes workflows.
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Hershey CEO on Making Luxury Chocolate Accessible—and Battling Ozempic Breath
Kirk Tanner sees opportunities for the chocolate maker, as it navigates weight-loss drugs and stretched consumers.