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Iceland volcano lava missing town for now, flight impact unlikely
Flights were unlikely to be affected, quashing international travel concerns lingering after chaos that resulted from the ash cloud caused by a 2010 eruption.
An abused wife took on Tesla over tracking tech. She lost.
Cases of technology-enabled stalking involving cars are emerging as automakers add features such as location tracking and remote control of functions.
CD rates are dropping. Here’s where to find the highest payouts
The average rate banks are paying for CDs went down for the first time this cycle in the first two weeks of December, according to Morgan Stanley.
A ‘digital handshake’ for the planet: How one asset management firm adopted a new framework for ESG
Newday Impact Investing believes that using a new yardstick could provide a more diversified and holistic view of an investment beyond current ESG measures.
Affirm stock pops more than 15% on expanded Walmart partnership
Affirm stock jumped more than 15% after announcing it expanded its partnership with Walmart to self-checkout.
Online shopping for holidays exceeds 2020 pandemic high, CNBC economic survey shows
After a two-year slump below its pandemic high, online shopping made a comeback this holiday season.
Lufthansa orders 80 planes from Boeing and Airbus for $9 billion
Lufthansa ordered 80 planes from Boeing and Airbus plus future purchasing options for a total value of $9 billion, the German flagship carrier said on Tuesday.
Will 2024 bring good tidings to media and telecom companies? That’s unlikely
It’s human nature to be optimistic entering a new year, but it’s hard not to view 2024 as a year of uncertainty for media and telecommunications companies.
Shipping giant Maersk begins rerouting ships due to Red Sea turmoil
The company said its vessels on hold will start on the longer journey as soon as possible, as it welcomed a new international taskforce to tackle the situation.
