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Business
Are airlines making more money from credit cards than from flying?
by
Renata Sago
Apr 3, 2019
Delta Air Lines and American Express just renewed their credit-card partnership through 2019. By 2023, Delta expects to more than double its AmEx-generated revenue, to $7 billion annually. Delta is not alone — other major carriers are also racking up cash from credit-card deals. Are airlines now more in the credit-card business than in the business […]
MBAs can boost pay. But they can't eliminate the pay gap, a study found.
by
Justin Ho
Apr 2, 2019
Women and people of color still earn less than white men, even with the degree.
Walgreens has a tough quarter
by
Jack Stewart
Apr 2, 2019
Pharmacy chain Walgreens reported a 3.8 percent drop in sales for the quarter. The company cited a weak cough, cold and flu season — and declining profits from generic and branded prescription drugs. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
New Boeing 737 Maxes are stacking up in Washington state
Apr 1, 2019
Airlines aren't taking delivery of the grounded planes, but no orders have been formally canceled yet.
Saudi oil company profits impress
by
Scott Tong
Apr 1, 2019
What’s the most profitable company on earth? We’ll give you three guesses. Nope, not Apple. Google? Try again. Exxon Mobil – wrong. It’s the national oil company of Saudi Arabia. Known as Saudi Aramco, it’s the runaway leader, according to new numbers put out by the company. These number are the first since … well, […]
Ferrero seeks more U.S. shelf space with Kellogg deal
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Amy Scott
Apr 1, 2019
The Italian company — maker of global staple, Nutella — is buying several cookie and snack brands from Kellogg Co., which is trying to focus on other hit brands, like Cheez-It crackers. The deal will give Ferrero more visibility in snack aisles across the U.S. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
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Holy franchise, Batman! You’re 80!
Mar 29, 2019
Grab your cowl and utility belt while we take a look at one of the highest-earning superheroes.
What Brexit means for business
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Kai Ryssdal
Mar 28, 2019
A market owner, cheesemonger and bookseller discuss living with uncertainty.
In Seattle, good feeling toward Boeing despite mounting troubles
Mar 27, 2019
Boeing employs more than 60,000 workers at massive assembly plants, engineering centers and corporate offices in the Puget Sound region.