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United Airlines’ new upsell: Keeping other travelers out of the middle seat
United Airlines will offer a new premium seating option on its Airbus A321XLRs featuring an empty middle seat with a shared tray table, going on sale later this year.
Taco Bell says it has removed lettuce linked to cyclosporiasis outbreak from its restaurants
Taco Bell removed lettuce linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting over 1,600 people across five states, with parent company Yum Brands’ stock declining nearly 7% this week.
Pay gap widens as UK bosses get 130 times average worker’s salary
Chief executive pay at Britain’s largest companies hit a record £5.06m, widening the gap with average workers to 130 times, the widest in eight years.
Kenneth Ashcroft obituary
Kenneth Ashcroft, a financial manager and director at major British companies including Ford, Comet, Next, Dixons and Amstrad during the 1970s-90s, has died at age 91.
Thames Water lenders preparing legal challenge to potential nationalisation
Thames Water lenders are preparing legal action against potential nationalisation by the incoming UK government, which has signaled intent to increase public control of water utilities.
Bank of England to stop accepting bonds linked to coal for key loans
The Bank of England will stop accepting bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral for commercial bank loans starting in October, citing financial risks from the global transition to cleaner energy.
Calls for guidance to help Jersey families claim back childcare costs
Jersey officials are calling for clearer guidance on the government’s childcare funding scheme after some families faced rejections for submitting invalid receipts.
West Midlands households welcome heating oil protection plan
The Competition and Markets Authority recommended enhanced protections for 1.5 million UK households relying on heating oil, following price spikes after February’s geopolitical conflict.
What is gazundering and how can it be avoided?
Gazundering, where buyers reduce agreed offers just before contracts are exchanged, is a growing problem in England and Wales, costing sellers millions annually and prompting calls for government reforms.
Bob Iger reflects on 10 years of Shanghai Disneyland as it defies the Chinese pullback
In this articleDISFollow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNTSpend a day at Shanghai Disneyland and you wouldn't know Chinese consumers are struggling.Wang Jiandong and his girlfriend Yan Xu said they have been skipping meals out and scrimping on day-to-day...
Tech Investor Prosus’ Revenue Rises on Growth Across Businesses, Tencent – WSJ
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‘If there’s no fertility, there are no farms’: Why big food is exploring regenerative agriculture – CNN
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The US-Iran talks in Switzerland have been called off – Business Insider
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NBA to begin naming winning bids for Europe teams in the coming months, deputy commissioner says
NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum speaks during the second round of the 2019 NBA Draft at the Barclays Center on June 20, 2019, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.Sarah Stier | Getty ImagesThe NBA plans to begin naming winning bidders for 12 permanent European...
Deluxe makes $625M acquisition to move further away from legacy check-printing business – Star Tribune
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Tornado destroys business filled with ‘irreplaceable’ Corvettes – NBC News
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These families have been in business for 100 years—they say the American Dream isn’t what it used to be – CNBC
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Small Business Owners Face an ‘Incredible Challenge’ to Stay Open: ‘It’s Been a Nightmare’ – entrepreneur.com
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The Business Deal That Tore Apart Earth, Wind & Fire – WSJ
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Why Twin Cities – The Business Journals
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Tennessee business concerned about data center’s Electromagnetic Fields – WZTV
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