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 0 Lower domestic air traffic compared with pre-pandemic levels, together with high fuel prices and only a gradual recovery in international operations, mean airlines will continue to log net losses, though this will be 35-40% below the fiscal 2021 mark, at Rs9,500-Rs10,000 crore, says ratings agency CRISIL.   A CRISIL Ratings study of the top three airlines, which account for about 78% of total passenger traffic, indicates second Covid-19 wave, and rising prices of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) hurting the carriers due to which their credit outlook remains negative.    "A resurgence of Cov...

The Return of Sister Kate The Return of Sister Kate Fifty years ago, James Taylor's sister released her debut album, then promptly vanished from the scene. Now, decades after she traded rock stardom for life in a teepee, Kate Taylor is back David Browne, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Five decades later, she can still remember the high points, like meeting a few Beatles, encountering Mick Jagger or a very young Michael Jackson in the studio, or sharing a bill with Tina Turner. And she can also recall the precise moment when she decided to shut it all down, at least for a long while.

The council of economic advisers would help grow gdp and increase tax revenue for the treasury department. whether or not this will fly, democrats have laid out some markers. we'll talk about that in a second, ed. there's also some things that this doesn't include that i know you want to talk about. >> ed: obviously a lot of important details of what's in the plan. what's not in it, the president noting lindsey graham was there. he's trying to focus on his own bill that will deal with cracking down on illegal immigration. this bill doesn't have daca in there. >> the president has talked about ...

And then the escalating effort for china, and the u.s. is refusing to recognize china's claims there. u.s. secretary of defense, ash carter, had stern words for china on saturday and called for a immediate and lasting halt to china's land reclamation in the sea. >> there should be no mistake, united states will fly, sail, and operate wherever international law allows, as u.s. forces do all over the world. america, alongside its allies and partners in the regional architecture will not be detoured from exercising these rights, the rights of all nations. after all, turning an underwater rock int...