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DOT tentatively approves Norwegian Air
DOT tentatively approves Norwegian AirThe Transportation Department gave tentative approval Friday for Norwegian Air International to fly to the United States, which has been fought by airlines and their unions. - Cars
Oil producers set to meet in Doha to discuss freeze
Oil producers set to meet in Doha to discuss freezeOfficials from many of the world's top oil-producing nations gather in Doha, Qatar to deal with oil glut. - Money
Goodrich Petroleum files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Goodrich Petroleum files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyOil and gas producer Goodrich Petroleum Corp., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Friday. - Today in the Sky
Delta drops fee for tickets bought via phone, ticket counters
Delta drops fee for tickets bought via phone, ticket countersAirlines adding fees is hardly news anymore. But it has become news when an airline drops one. - News
Polycom acquired by Canadian competitor Mitel
Polycom acquired by Canadian competitor Mitel Canadian networking company Mitel will acquire Polycom for nearly $2 billion. - Abrams
Strategies: Warriors can teach small businesses a lesson
Strategies: Warriors can teach small businesses a lessonWant to be a champion in small business? Take a lesson from the Golden State Warriors. - Business
Jury awards $5.3M in UPS discrimination suit
Jury awards $5.3M in UPS discrimination suitEight black men said they endured a hostile work environment in Lexington, Ky. - News
Sanders, Verizon CEO spar over striking workers
Sanders, Verizon CEO spar over striking workersVerizon CEO Lowell McAdam isn't backing down from Bernie Sanders' charges. - Nation Now
N.Y. wants to give you more time to drink on weekends
N.Y. wants to give you more time to drink on weekendsIn the City that Never Sleeps, you can't order a mimosa with your omelet on a Sunday morning.
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CEOs who make $30 million or more
CEOs who make $30 million or moreInvestors didn't see a big pay day last year, since the stock market was flat. But some CEOs sure did. Eleven current CEOs in the S&P 500 are members of the lucrative $30-million-a-year club. - Today in the Sky
Delta: 'Basic Economy' fare strategy pays off, will expand
Delta: 'Basic Economy' fare strategy pays off, will expandThe new no-frills “Basic Economy” fares that Delta rolled to battle discount carriers are paying dividends, the carrier said during its first-quarter earnings call on Thursday. - Markets
Energy exposure, low rates cut banks' profits
Energy exposure, low rates cut banks' profitsLarge U.S. banks’ first quarter earnings season, which kicked off this week, suffers a rocky start - Today in the Sky
Delta expects big summer from Europe, worries about growing capacity
Delta expects big summer from Europe, worries about growing capacityDelta says Middle East and ultra-low cost rivals are flooding the market with capacity. - Money
Bank of America CEO expects more cost cuts
Bank of America CEO expects more cost cutsBanking giant set aside higher energy-related loan loss reserves in the first quarter. - Elections
Climate change: Far more than an environmental issue
Climate change: Far more than an environmental issueGlobal warming already is harming human health, the economy and national security. - Money
Chipotle food crisis cost company three years of earnings
Chipotle food crisis cost company three years of earningsJ.P. Morgan analyst note says fast casual chain won't suffer longterm though. - Money
SunEdison probe reveals 'overly optimistic' numbers
SunEdison probe reveals 'overly optimistic' numbersThe discovery of no fraud helped boost SunEdison shares. - Money
Wells Fargo income falls 6% as loss reserves rise for oil portfolio
Wells Fargo income falls 6% as loss reserves rise for oil portfolioWells Fargo's results reflects robust conditions in consumer banking and weakness in the oil portfolio.
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Delta scales back amid 'poor' demand in Alaska capital
Delta scales back amid 'poor' demand in Alaska capitalDelta switches to seasonal service as it goes head-to-head with Alaska Airlines. - Business
Even as oil recovers, banks are still at risk for losses
Even as oil recovers, banks are still at risk for lossesBanks are setting aside billions of dollars to cope with sour oil and gas loans.Video provided by TheStreet - Personal Finance
Millennials will take a happier workplace over better pay
Millennials will take a happier workplace over better payThey're willing to give up an average of $7,600 for a better office environment. - Weather
El Niño causes water rationing in parts of west Pacific
El Niño causes water rationing in parts of west PacificEcotourism may be in jeopardy if the lack of rain persists. - Nation Now
Diners want noise off restaurant menus
Diners want noise off restaurant menusOpen kitchens and dining rooms, featuring wood and tile, are helping to create the din. - News
IMF's Lagarde urges "bolder" actions worldwide on refugee crisis
IMF's Lagarde urges "bolder" actions worldwide on refugee crisisChristine Lagarde called the crisis a source of economic growth for some countries. - Today in the Sky
World's biggest Airbus A380 operator to get two more
World's biggest Airbus A380 operator to get two moreEmirates has bought two of the superjumbos that Airbus has built for bankrupt Skymark Air. - Rieder
Rieder: The death of Al Jazeera America
Rieder: The death of Al Jazeera AmericaA short-lived experiment in serious news on cable had its moments. - Money
N.C. brewers unite against anti-LGBT law
N.C. brewers unite against anti-LGBT lawBacklash about North Carolina's anti-LGBT law has spread to the state's craft brewers.
