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By Francisco Velasquez As people across the world continue get vaccinated and become more comfortable traveling, companies in the hospitality sector continue to face an uphill battle in staffing.
by Aria Velasquez Delta Airlines (DAL) has agreed to buy 250 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel from Aemetis (AMTX) over the next 10 years, the companies announced on September 30.
by Aria Velasquez Airline passengers may have to bid adieu to their paper boarding passes in favor of digital or biometric alternatives sooner rather than later if American Airlines President Robert Isom is to be believed.
By Patrick Elliott The president of American Airlines Group said on Tuesday that new domestic partnerships and more streamlined operations have positioned the company for a bounce-back holiday season.
By K. Jared Wright WWE (NYSE: WWE) is trying to find new streams of revenue amid a post-pandemic world.
Roquette, the world’s largest supplier of pea protein and a supply partner of Beyond Meat, said on Sept.
By Jo Constantz Uber Technologies Inc. said it may reach a key metric of profitability by the end of the third quarter, earlier than it previously expected.
By Olivia Morley Pinterest Inc. (PINS) is pivoting to a video strategy in a bid to attract creators and Gen Z users, the company’s chief executive said on its latest earnings call.
By Angel Adegbesan Uber Technologies Inc. said it could be achieving a measure of profitability by the end of its third quarter, a first for the company since its founding in 2009.
Angela Palumbo Chewy INC (CHWY) said in a recent press release that it’s launching an online pharmaceutical platform for veterinarians to order prescription medications for their clients.
Starbucks Corp (SBUX) is digging in for a fight against the union drive in Buffalo area stores.
Tesla Inc. expanded its driver-assistance beta-testing program Sept. 24, a controversial move as mounting regulatory scrutiny shifts the autonomous driving debate into high gear.
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