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July 20, 2023
American Airlines reported blowout second-quarter earnings on Thursday on strong demand and lower jet fuel prices, but shares still tumbled on disappointment with the company's outlook.Results were boosted by a retreat in jet fuel prices, which were down 35 percent from the year-ago level.
July 20, 2023
The tentative deal was announced by the Broadway League and Disney Theatrical Productions and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE).
July 20, 2023
American Airlines reported a $1.3 billion profit for the second quarter, continuing the run of strong results from the nation's airlines
July 20, 2023
American Airlines reported blowout second-quarter earnings on Thursday on strong demand and lower jet fuel prices, but shares still tumbled on disappointment with the company's outlook.Results were boosted by a retreat in jet fuel prices, which were down 35 percent from the year-ago level.
July 20, 2023
American Airlines reported blowout second-quarter earnings on Thursday on strong demand and lower jet fuel prices, but shares still tumbled on
July 20, 2023
American Airlines reported blowout second-quarter earnings on Thursday on strong demand and lower jet fuel prices, but shares still tumbled on disappointment with the company's outlook. Results were boosted by a retreat in jet fuel prices, which were down 35 percent from the year-ago level.
July 17, 2023
After a difficult year for operations and finances, Snap Inc. announced in late June that its paid subscription option had hit 4 million users.
July 17, 2023
Much of Netflixโs content comes from countries that are not involved in the writers and actorsโ strike in the US
July 17, 2023
A Wall Street analyst predicts the Hollywood double strike could cost studios $450 to $600million more a year if they agree to raise compensation.
July 17, 2023
Moody's: "New collective bargaining agreements will ultimately cost Moodyโs-rated companies an additional $450 million to $600 million a year."