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Image source: Getty Images In this current environment, growth stocks still appear to be in favour with investors. After all, there’s lots to like about inflation-resistant assets right now. Growth stocks should provide upside to the vaccination rollouts globally. And with interest rates likely to remain low for some time, there’s room for optimism that this bull market could continue. Accordingly, for investors seeking growth, these are three of my top TSX picks today. Constellation Software I’ve previously talked at length about why Constellation Software(TSX:CSU)...

Post date:  Wed, 04/21/2021 - 8:53am Airlines are planning for a surge in summer travel that could make skies look like it’s 2019 again, but it will take a lot of work to get planes and employees ready. The four big U.S. airlines — American, Delta, United and Southwest — have more than 650,000 flights scheduled for June, which would make it even busier than the same month in 2019, according to Diio by Cirium, an aviation data analytics firm. Carriers are looking to capture pent-up travel demand and momentum from the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. “It’s a good problem to have wi...

Airlines hustling to unwind pandemic cutbacks with surge in summer travel ahead Fort Worth-based American Airlines plans to bring back the last of its furloughed flight attendants on May 1, but pilots will take longer. An American Airlines passengers rolls his luggage to check-in in Terminal A at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Wednesday, March 24, 2021. (Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News) (Tom Fox) Airlines are planning for a surge in summer travel that could make skies look like it’s 2019 again, but it will take a lot of work to get planes and employees ready. The four big U.S. air...

In California, airlines move to smaller airports, vacation routes Tim Jue FacebookTwitterEmail Carriers at SFO have had to adapt to the massive changes in pandemic travel.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Eric Yen of Millbrae is the kind of frequent flier the airlines need to pay the bills. He’s a high-yielding, high-value passenger the carriers fight to keep. When Yen needs to get somewhere for work, his presence is non-negotiable — he has to be there. Then the pandemic hit. Mass gatherings were out, and the exhibition industry he makes a living off of pulled the plug on in-person events. In ...