The COVID-19 pandemic hit the airline industry hard, and during the pandemic, planes that were no longer needed to carry passengers headed for a small airport north of Tucson. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more on Pinal Airpark.
When rapper Travis Scott's sold-out concert in Houston became a deadly scene of panic and danger in the surging crowd, Edgar Acosta began worrying about his son, who wasn't answering his phone. On Monday, authorities released the names of the dead as they continued looking into what went wrong when a crush of fans pressed forward after Scott took the stage. Houston's police chief said Monday he had met with Scott before the rapper's performance on Friday about safety concerns but did not elaborate about what, specifically, concerned him.
Jerry Jeudy didn't want to receive another fine from the NFL. Smart!
Leaked documents obtained by National Public Radio and WNYC/Gothamist suggest that 13 members of the Chicago police department have belonged to the far right anti-government group The Oath Keepers. Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free.Why it matters: The leader of the group, Stewart Rhodes, encourages members to "refuse to comply with any" legislation President Joe Biden passes. What they're saying: One CPD employee, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told
Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver disputes much of a damning ESPN article, but not all of it. And what do those things tell us about him?
The "Piano Man," who performed at the venue for the first time since before the pandemic, said that his weight loss was a side effect of back surgery
Contractors and construction companies that normally supply snowplow drivers face hiring challenges as they compete for workers with CDL licenses.
Long-term rivals British Airways and Virgin Atlantic carried out a simultaneous take-off from London's Heathrow parallel runways just before 0900 GMT.The U.S. travel restrictions first imposed in early 2020, had barred access to non-U.S. citizens travelling from 33 countries - including China, India and much of Europe.From Monday travellers who can show official proof of vaccination against COVID-19 and have had a recent, negative viral test can again fly to the United States.
Kroger, the largest supermarket company in the United States, has moved into Florida. Soon it will open in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area, too.
Some employers say they've avoided staff shortages by hiking wages. But many workers are looking for more than just bigger paychecks.
The number of Boeing Co employees seeking a vaccine exemption on religious or medical grounds has reached more than 11,000 - or nearly 9% of its U.S. workforce - a level many times higher than executives initially estimated, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The widespread reluctance has left executives scrambling for a strategy that keeps employees safe and complies with President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for federal contractors, but avoids an exodus of engineering and factory labor, the people said. Boeing on Friday then delayed its deadline by about a month to Jan. 4 for employees to take a COVID-19 vaccine, or file an exemption on religious or medical grounds, according to industry sources and a company email seen by Reuters.
(Bloomberg) -- Several chipmakers have already responded to a U.S. request for supply chain information to help address the global chip shortage, with some of the world’s top suppliers confirming they won’t provide certain sensitive data.Most Read from BloombergWhere Did All the Public Bathrooms Go?Why Hong Kong Is Building Apartments the Size of Parking SpacesWhat It Means to Design a Space for ‘Care’COP26 Protests: Inflatable Cows, Megaphones and a RainbowThe Rising Pacific Forces a Native Vil
Elon Musk tweeted about Dogecoin’s milestone as an “important” one for the project.
Canada's oil sands are inching toward record production, as the country's biggest producers squeeze more barrels out of existing assets, but they are holding back on big spending despite some of the highest oil prices in seven years. The oil sands, which make up the bulk of Canada's production, are on track to reach 3.5 million barrels per day (bpd) by year-end, surpassing January's record of 3.25 million bpd, said Matt Murphy, analyst at investment bank Tudor, Pickering, Holt. Canada's majors all signaled recently, however, that they have no plans to take on big new projects or significant expansions to existing facilities.
People were applying "and then there's just no follow up," the owner of Lil Critters Family Daycare told CalMatters.
(Bloomberg) -- The United Arab Emirates said oil prices would be even higher today if it wasn’t for OPEC+, signaling the group will continue resisting U.S. pressure to pump faster.Most Read from BloombergWhere Did All the Public Bathrooms Go?What It Means to Design a Space for ‘Care’COP26 Protests: Inflatable Cows, Megaphones and a RainbowThe Rising Pacific Forces a Native Village to Move. Who Will Pay?‘Airbnb Queen’ Says She’s Caught Up in Platform’s New York Feud“Fortunately, we have OPEC+,” U
It looks like we have entered a new era of high oil prices, with the stances of both OPEC+ and U.S. shale suggesting that there is a very limited downside for oil prices in the near future
High energy prices are a growing political problem for President Biden, and the administration is talking more about taking action to reverse the rise in products like gasoline. The administration is considering releasing millions of barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which consists of 620 million barrels of government-owned oil that is stored underground in Texas and Louisiana. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said that a decision about what to do was likely to come after the next report on the state of the oil market from the Energy Information Administration, which is set for Tuesday.
(Bloomberg) -- Oil and gas producer Occidental Petroleum Corp.’s move to hedge its output has been a roller coaster over the past two years. Most Read from BloombergWhere Did All the Public Bathrooms Go?Why Hong Kong Is Building Apartments the Size of Parking SpacesWhat It Means to Design a Space for ‘Care’COP26 Protests: Inflatable Cows, Megaphones and a RainbowThe Rising Pacific Forces a Native Village to Move. Who Will Pay?Occidental, one of the Permian Basin’s biggest producers, lost an esti
(Bloomberg) -- Inflation’s next victim might be your Sunday dinner.Most Read from BloombergWhere Did All the Public Bathrooms Go?What It Means to Design a Space for ‘Care’COP26 Protests: Inflatable Cows, Megaphones and a RainbowThe Rising Pacific Forces a Native Village to Move. Who Will Pay?‘Airbnb Queen’ Says She’s Caught Up in Platform’s New York FeudNorth American beef prices are soaring as a labor crunch squeezes meatpackers and supply-chain snarls add to freight costs. In Canada, prices fo
The company is particularly banking on Japanese tourists with big budgets, and industry experts believe there is pent-up demand to go to Hawaii after the long pandemic.
