Business News
Delta flight returns to gate after two passengers refuse to wear masks – MSN Money
A Delta Air Lines flight returned to the gate last week after two travelers refused to wear masks or face coverings, a spokesperson for the airline confirmed to The Hill. Flight 1227 was set to travel from Detroit to Atlanta on July 23, Delta spokeswoman Emma…
© The Hill
Delta flight returns to gate after two passengers refuse to wear masks
A Delta Air Lines flight returned to the gate last week after two travelers refused to wear masks or face coverings, a spokesperson for the airline confirmed to The Hill.
Flight 1227 was set to travel from Detroit to Atlanta on July 23, Delta spokeswoman Emma Kate Protis said, and after the delay the plane departed to its destination.
The two passengers who refused to wear a face mask or covering were removed …
LiveUpdated Aug. 4, 2020, 12:50 p.m. ET
Aug. 4, 2020, 12:50 p.m. ET
Heres what you need to know:
Black-owned businesses have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic and the resulting economic crisis, a new study by the Federal Reserve found, underlining how minority communities have borne a disproportionate cost of the virus.
The analysis, from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, shows that Black-owned businesses are heavily concentrated in areas that were hard-hit by the outbreak. And …
Business News
This is it: Gordon Murray’s astonishing £2.36m T.50 – Top Gear
The 963kg, 663bhp three-seater aims to right the wrongs of the McLaren F1
Meet the hypercar that does things differently. It doesnt produce much downforce. It doesnt care about 0-60mph times or top speeds. Power figures are the least impressive thing about the engine. Its not very big, and its not particularly striking to look at.
Everything else about it is absolutely astonishing, though. This is the £2.36 million (plus local taxes) GMD T.50. Gordon Murray Design. Yes, the man who gave us the McLaren F1 is now righting that cars wrongs. Because there were some appar…
Business News
Boeing supplier Spirit slides as pandemic brings pain beyond the 737 Max – CNBC
A key Boeing supplier is facing pain beyond the 737 Max as demand for other planes slips because of the pandemic.
Shares of Spirit Aerosystems fell more than 3% Tuesday after the key Boeing supplier swung to a loss and detailed trouble ahead because of the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on jetliner demand.
The Wichita, Kansas-based producer of fuselages and other aircraft parts swung to a $256 million loss in the second quarter from a $168 million profit a year earlier. The company has been challenged since the March 2019 grounding of the 737 Max after two fatal crashes. On Friday, Spirit said it was cuttin…
General News21 hours agoGoogle Pixel 4A review: A feature-rich budget smartphone for $349 – CNET
Technology News21 hours ago‘Real Heroes Wear Masks’ in New Posters for Superman & Lois, The Flash and More Returning CW Shows – TVLine
General News22 hours agoCardinals COVID-19 outbreak: St. Louis has 13 positive tests; series vs. Tigers postponed – CBS Sports
Health News21 hours agoState health officials report first human EEE case of 2020 in Massachusetts – WCVB Boston
Business News23 hours agoGM: Millions of dollars in offshore bank accounts fueled Fiat Chrysler scheme – Detroit Free Press
Entertainment News22 hours agoKanye Files for Arkansas Presidential Ballot with Michelle Tidball Listed as VP – TMZ
Technology News23 hours agoThis Algorithm Might Make Facial Recognition Obsolete – Gizmodo
Entertainment News17 hours agoCardi B and Megan Thee Stallion Releasing New Song This Week – Pitchfork
