The World Just Doesn’t Have Enough Planes as Travel Roars Back
As travel springs back and even China dismantles the last remaining Covid curbs, one stark truth is beginning to emerge — the world is running desperately short of planes.
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Reuters Agrees to Wage Boost, Work From Home in Labor Deal
Thomson Reuters Corp. reached a tentative contract agreement with its unionized US journalists, including pay raises and terms that let most employees work from home three days a week next year.
George Santos Made Up Much of His Resume, But GOP’s McCarthy May Need His Vote
Newly elected congressman George Santos’s serial fabrications about his life story, including false claims of work at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc., set up a key test for Republican leader Kevin McCarthy, who’s struggling to win next week’s vote for House speaker.
At His NY Restaurant, José Andrés Takes a Break From Feeding the World
The World Central Kitchen founder talks about the importance of restaurants.
US Power Grids Aren’t Good at Forecasting Cold. That’s a Big Problem
(Bloomberg) — The deadly winter storm that pushed power grids in much of the US to near their limit revealed an uncomfortable fact about the US energy system — grid operators are quite bad at forecasting electric demand during polar blasts.
Trump’s Tax Returns Set to Be Released by House Panel on Friday
(Bloomberg) — Years of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns will be released Friday by the Ways and Means Committee, according to a person familiar.
‘Avatar’ Sequel Takes In $95.5 Million and Beats Ticket Sale Forecasts
Avatar: The Way of Water generated $95.5 million in domestic ticket sales over the long weekend, surpassing Walt Disney Co.’s projections.
Putin Responds to Oil-Price Cap With Sales Ban for Participants
(Bloomberg) — The Kremlin banned exports of Russian crude oil and refined products to foreign buyers that adhere to a price cap, but Moscow held back from the most drastic retaliatory measures that could have further disrupted global oil supplies.
Apple Sued by Ex-Patent Attorney Over Discrimination, Harassment
A former top Apple Inc. patent attorney says she was unlawfully fired by the iPhone maker after complaining about being abused by a male colleague, including receiving death threats, with whom she was romantically involved.
Germany Is Confident a Key Refinery Will Be Fine Without Russian Oil
Germany’s government is confident that a key refinery that provides Berlin and swaths of the eastern part of the country with fuel is well positioned to keep running even as the nation is set to begin its ban on Russian oil in the coming days.
