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Spirit Airlines Files For Bankruptcy As Financial Losses Pile Up And Debt Payments Loom

Spirit Airlines has struggled to recover from the pandemic-caused swoon in travel and a failed attempt to sell the airline to JetBlue.
By David Koenig, AP

Biden Tees Up 2 More Major Nuclear Power Wins For Trump

A new pledge at the U.N. climate conference and a landmark AI project could buoy the next administration’s nuclear plans.
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Judge Says Amazon Must Face Do-Over Union Election After Breaking The Law

Officials have found that the Big Tech retailer interfered in not one but two union elections at the warehouse in ways that warranted throwing out the results.
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Boeing Strike Ends After 53 Days As Workers Accept Contract

The deal includes a 38% raise for employees over four years, as well as a higher 401(k) contribution and a ratification bonus of up to $7,000.
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Why Tech Giants Are Pouring Money Into Nuclear Energy

A burgeoning renaissance for the green energy technology has reached Silicon Valley.
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More Trouble Is Brewing For Starbucks

A new federal complaint alleges the chain slashed workers' schedules without bargaining.
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On Prime Day, A Troubling New Report Shows The Darker Side Of Online Retail

A new report said the injury rates in warehousing and delivery grew “significantly faster” than the rate across industries.
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Major Longshoremen Strike Hits East Coast Ports

A prolonged shutdown could deal a significant blow to the economy since the workers control major commercial choke points.
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These Nurses Helped The U.S. During The Pandemic. Now They're On The Hook To Pay Thousands.

Workers recruited from abroad sign “stay-or-pay” employment contracts and then wind up in mandatory arbitration with massive debts.
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This $16 Billion Deal Could Be A Game Changer For The U.S.

At last, a power-purchase agreement big enough to actually fund new reactors.
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