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America's stressed travel infrastructure faces a major test this weekend as it contends with record turnout expected for the annual July 4th festivities.A record 50.7 million Americans are expected to venture at least 50 miles (80 kilometers) from home in the period heading into July 4th, eclipsing the prior peak of 49 million in 2019, according to the American Automobile Association.

Expect record travelers to hit the roads this 4th of July weekend. Some good news though — gas prices will cost about $1.30 less per gallon this year, than last.

Gas prices are down compared to a year ago, but 43 million drivers are expected to road trip this 4th of July.

Ocado, which has struggled in the wake of the pandemic, saw its share price hit its highest level since late February, in its second day of gains.

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(Alliance News) - Stocks in London closed firmly in the red on Thursday after the Bank of England surprised with a chunkier-than-expected 50 basis point interest rate hike.

Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger is focused on giving company shareholders confidence despite losing his CFO and head of diversity, according to an analyst interviewed by FOX Business.

(Correcting the closing of the FTSE 250 and including the close of the FTSE 100). (Alliance News) - Stocks in London closed firmly in the red on Thursday after the Bank of England surprised with a chunkier-than-expected 50 basis point interest rate hike...

Ocado, which has struggled in the wake of the pandemic, saw its share price hit its highest level since late February, in its second day of gains.

The Teamsters union, which represents hundreds of thousands of UPS employees, is set to reveal Friday whether it has authorized a strike against the delivery service -- a work stoppage seen as unlikely, but one that would certainly rattle the US economy.Shipping industry experts expect UPS and the Teamsters to strike a deal that raises pay, but not to the degree sought by the union, said Third Bridge analyst Anthony DeRuijter.