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Boeing Faces Potential Strike as Union Workers Reject Contract Offer More than 3,200 union workers at three Boeing plants near St. Louis, which manufacture U.S. fighter jets, are expected to go on strike after voting against a proposed contract that included a 20% wage increase over four years.

The Russian airline Aeroflot canceled numerous flights on Monday following claims by a pro-Ukraine hacking group that it had carried out a disruptive cyberattack. The airline did not elaborate on the cause or expected resolution time, but departure screens at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport showed widespread cancellations during a peak

Stocks in Struggling Retailers and Well-Known Brands Surge as Online Traders Rally Shares of underperforming retailers and older consumer brands experienced sharp gains as independent traders, dismissing Wall Street’s doubts, organized through online platforms. The movement is strikingly similar to the frenzy seen in 2021. However, the current surge

Trump Criticizes Fed Renovation Costs During Visit to Central Bank Donald Trump clashed with Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell on Thursday during an unusual presidential visit to the central bank’s headquarters. Trump intensified his push for the Fed to lower interest rates while touring the Washington headquarters and scrutinizing

The UK faces a growing "climateflation" threat as increasingly severe weather could push food prices up by over a third by 2050, according to research. Analysis by the Autonomy Institute highlights the financial strain on households, warning that climate-driven food price hikes could push nearly 1 million people

There are branded merchandise, commemorative coins, watches, sneakers, and now… child savings accounts bearing a well-known name. Will this new offering gain traction? As a financial consultant, I have doubts. The newly introduced savings plan, linked to recently passed legislation, is designed to assist young people in building savings. Parents