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Boeing s 737 MAX Returns to U S Commercial Service With American Airlines Flight

Updated Dec. 29, 2020 5:10 pm ET American Airlines Group Inc. put passengers back on Boeing Co. ’s 737 MAX for the first time in the U.S. since the aircraft was grounded nearly two years ago following two deadly crashes. American Flight 718 departed Miami International Airport around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday and landed at New York’s LaGuardia Airport at 1:10 p.m. American said the flight was mostly full and that airline President Robert Isom was among the passengers. Daily round-trip flights between Miami and New York are the start of American’s plans to gradually return the MAX to service. An American spokeswoman said the airline has begun announcing aircraft types during boarding to make sure passengers are aware when they are flying on a MAX. American will also alert passengers if they are suddenly scheduled to fly on a MAX due to a schedule change, she said.

Barron s Post-Christmas Picks And Pans: Alibaba, Apple, Intel, Pool, Yelp And More

This weekend's Barron's cover story offers six travel and leisure stock picks for a rebound in demand. Other featured articles examine China's crackdown on tech giants, the iPhone maker's interest in automobiles, and how Barron's 2020 stocks picks have fared. Also, the prospects for a semiconductor giant, airline stocks, a swimming pool stock and more.Cover story "Try These 6 Travel and Leisure Stocks to Play a Vaccine-Driven Rebound in Demand" by Lawrence C. Strauss indicates that the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will boost some companies and sectors sooner than others. Cruise stocks like Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (NYSE: RCL), lodging and casino stocks like MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) and others have been on a tear.Daren Fonda's "5 Airline Stocks That Could Cruise Even Higher" shows that airline stocks have climbed as vaccines lifted hopes, and they are no longer bargains. A few stocks look appealing, however. See wheth

Southwest to avoid first layoffs as relief package clears

Southwest to avoid first layoffs as relief package clears Justin Bachman Southwest Airlines Inc. said it would rescind plans to cut jobs and wages next year, now that new federal payroll support has been approved, averting what would have been the first worker layoffs in the carrier’s history. U.S. airlines will receive $15 billion to pay workers as part of the package President Donald Trump signed into law Sunday. The measure funds employee wages through March 31. Southwest could receive $2 billion from the law, Bloomberg Intelligence estimated last week. The pandemic forced Southwest to take “actions that we’ve never even considered before in order to save our Company,” Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly wrote in a memo to employees late Sunday. “Thankfully, as a result of this crucial aid, we can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that we will not be forced to follow through with those steps.”

(AAL), Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) - Barron s Post-Christmas Picks And Pans: Alibaba, Apple, Intel, Pool, Yelp And More

(AAL), Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) - Barron s Post-Christmas Picks And Pans: Alibaba, Apple, Intel, Pool, Yelp And More
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US Stocks Tick Higher in Quiet Pre-Christmas Trading

US Stocks Tick Higher in Quiet Pre-Christmas Trading
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