Airlines raise fees and cut flights as volatile fuel costs surge amid Middle East conflict
Major airlines are increasing baggage fees and reducing flight schedules as jet fuel prices swing wildly due to Middle East tensions affecting oil supplies.
Major airlines are increasing baggage fees and reducing flight schedules as jet fuel prices swing wildly due to Middle East tensions affecting oil supplies.
Tax filing deadline approaches amid funding market concerns and polling showing majority of Americans feel overtaxed.
U.S. crude stockpiles increased for seventh straight week while Canadian crude and North Sea oil prices hit multi-year highs amid tight supply conditions.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers showcased competitive models at Beijing auto show, targeting European luxury brands' market share.
China lowered its policy loan rate to a record low while advancing infrastructure partnerships with Kazakhstan and Pakistan.

Senate lawmakers and industry groups debate digital asset legislation while SEC delays decision on prediction market ETFs.

Multiple financial institutions navigate distinct challenges including political party funding, trademark disputes, and credit risk management.
Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco warned of severe consequences for global oil markets if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.

IBM agreed to pay $17 million to settle a government diversity probe while financial regulators increase scrutiny of private credit markets.

A federal judge halted Nexstar's acquisition of rival broadcaster Tegna, citing potential consumer harm and antitrust violations.

Mining giant BHP has concluded months of negotiations with China's state iron ore buyer, ending a prolonged commercial standoff between the companies.
American Airlines has declined to engage in merger talks with United Airlines, according to multiple reports.
Rising fuel costs are affecting driving behavior across different segments, with truckers reducing speeds while some commuters continue regular patterns.

Young adults report economic difficulties while experts propose new financing models for workforce development programs.

Bank of America agreed to pay $72.5 million to settle claims it overlooked signs Jeffrey Epstein's accounts facilitated abuse.
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