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Archer Air, operator of electric air taxis, cleared by FAA to operate an airline

Shares of Archer Aviation Inc. got a lift Wednesday after company, which operates electric air taxis, said its Archer Air subsidiary received certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to operate as a commercial airline.

CrowdStrike proves it’s a software standout as stock soars after earnings

CrowdStrike ‘exuded confidence’ beyond just its financials, an analyst said.

Hanesbrands’ stock jumps after deal to sell Champion for up to $1.5 billion

Hanesbrands’ stock soared Wednesday, after the underwear and T-shirts seller said it was selling its Champion athletic-apparel business in a deal that could be valued at up to $1.5 billion.

McDonald’s loses ‘Big Mac’ trademark in EU in fight with Ireland’s Supermac’s

Europe’s top court ruled in favor of Supermac’s in revoking McDonald’s exclusive rights to use the Big Mac trademark to sell chicken sandwiches

Who is Anat Ashkenazi, the Eli Lilly veteran becoming Google’s next CFO?

As Alphabet looks to fill a vacancy in its senior ranks, it’s turning to a longtime Eli Lilly veteran who helped build the healthcare company into a juggernaut.

Campbell Soup prices didn’t rise for first time in three years

Campbell Soup’s stock gains as meals and beverages strength fuels an earnings beat.

ADP jobs report says businesses hired 152,000 workers in May. Hiring appears to be slowing.

U.S. businesses added 152,000 new jobs in May to mark the smallest increase this year, paycheck company ADP said, in what appears to be another sign of a broader slowdown in hiring.

Land’s End’s stock gains after company posts narrower-than-expected loss

Land’s End Inc.’s stock rose 3.5% early Wednesday, after the maker of outerwear, accessories, footwear and uniforms posted a narrower-than-expected first-quarter loss and revenue that topped estimates.

‘What am I saving for?’ Even if you’re child-free with plenty of money, you’ll still have money worries.

If you don’t have kids (and don’t plan on having kids), the trajectory of your financial life changes.

Why the 2023 bear market might have been just the first shoe to drop

The stock market usually struggles when consumer confidence is far higher than consumer sentiment — like it is now.

Dollar Tree’s stock dips as it discloses review of Family Dollar business, tornado damage to facility

A Marietta, Okla., Dollar Tree distribution center was destroyed after a May 4 tornado, causing $117 million in damages.

Boeing shows what can happen when a company mismanages a crisis — and its stock

3 warning signs investors need to watch out for.
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