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Boeing Moves to Hire Replacements as Defense Workers’ Strike Continues

Boeing Moves to Hire Replacements as Defense Workers' Strike Continues

Boeing begins hiring replacement workers as a defense strike in St. Louis stretches into its second month without a contract deal.


Spirit Airlines to Cut Service in 12 Cities After Second Bankruptcy Filing

Spirit Airlines will end service in 12 cities after filing for bankruptcy a second time in less than a year.

Fox News Faces Legal Challenge From Newsmax Over Alleged Anticompetitive Tactics

Newsmax files lawsuit against Fox News, accusing it of unfair tactics to block conservative media competition.

Paramount Workers Face Tough Choice Under CEO David Ellison: Office or Exit

Paramount CEO David Ellison tells staff to return to the office full-time by 2026 or take a severance package.


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 Amazon Shuts Down Free Shipping Sharing for Friends Outside Your
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