Firm Management
Abortion Assistance Groups Struggle to Meet Demand as Travel Expenses Soar
Abortion organizations are cutting aid due to declining donations and rising travel costs, leaving many women unable to afford necessary procedures and travel expenses.
Southwest Airlines to Reduce Atlanta Flights and Slash 300 Jobs to Revive Financial Health
Southwest Airlines will cut operations in Atlanta by April 2025, reducing weekly flights from 567 to 381 and impacting over 300 employees.
Genetic Testing Giant 23andMe Loses Entire Board Over CEO’s Privatization Plans
23andMe’s board directors resigned as CEO Anne Wojcicki pushed to take the company private, while concerns remain over its financial struggles, privacy issues, and unresolved lawsuits.
Cathay Pacific Grounds Planes Due to Airbus A350’s Alarming Engine Fire—What Could Have Happened?
An engine fire on a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350, caused by a damaged fuel hose, forced the airline to ground its fleet for inspections to prevent further incidents.