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Is JetBlue Airways (JBLU) a Good Summer Stock to Watch?

With the summer travel season upon us, airline operator JetBlue Airways (JBLU) is expanding its operations. However, with its Northeast Alliance (NEA) dismantling, should this stock be a watchlist addition? Let’s look at its financial metrics to understand….

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American Airlines, JetBlue seek to keep some ties despite losing antitrust case

American Airlines and JetBlue are trying to salvage parts of their partnership in the Northeast, even after a federal judge ruled they must break up the deal

The Independent UK

An A.I. startup founder explained why his unusual financing strategy could be a new trend for founders

Dan Siroker’s company aims to help humans have "perfect memory."

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Antitrust ruling won’t change American Airlines’ summer plans in Northeast, exec says

The government’s antitrust case that struck down American Airlines’ alliance with JetBlue won’t impact the carrier’s capacity plans in the northeast this summer, American’s financial chief said Thursday.

Tribune News Service

VC firms are having more conversations to sell stakes in startups

NewView Capital buys investors’ existing stakes in companies in addition to investing in new funding rounds themselves.

Fortune

Judge strikes down American Airlines, JetBlue alliance in antitrust triumph for Biden

The Department of Justice ruled on Friday that American Airlines and JetBlue Airways must dismantle the carriers’ long-term partnership.

Tribune News Service

Teacher appreciation? Try better pay, more governors say

As schools across the country struggle to find teachers to hire, more governors are pushing for pay increases and bonuses for the beleaguered profession

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Report: What Teachers Make in Every State

New research from the National Education Association shows that while average teacher pay has increased, it is not keeping pace with inflation.

Tech&Learning

Chernobyl: The world's worst nuclear disaster

The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant explosion resulted in the most horrific nuclear disaster in the world.

LiveScience

Bruce Springsteen to receive The National Medal of Arts from President Joe Biden

"Bruce Springsteen’s music celebrates our triumphs, heals our wounds, and gives us hope, capturing the unyielding spirit of what it means to be American"

Louder

Bain Capital Ventures is debuting $1.9 billion in two new funds

Amid the challenging private market environment, the firm raised two new funds above their target size.

Fortune

Lab-Bred Mosquitos Could Slow the Spread of a Deadly Human Disease

Scientists are infecting lab-bred mosquitos with a type of bacteria that stops the spread of the dengue virus to people — but it's a difficult mission.

Inverse

China Green Bulletin: New Ford-CATL Battery Plant, Green Energy Capacity Trumps Coal

Chinese firms search the world for mining assets, Beijing promotes EVs in rural areas

Caixin Global

Jazz giants Christian McBride and Paquito D'Rivera will headline 25th Twin Cities Jazz Festival

MINNEAPOLIS — To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the popular Twin Cities Jazz Festival has tapped Cuban jazz titan Paquito D'Rivera and superstar bassist Christian McBride as headliners for June 23-24 in Mears Park in St. Paul's Lowertown.

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Midwinter festivals ensure there's plenty of jazz to go around

Jazz music just sounds better when it’s played outside, whether it’s underneath blue skies or the moon and stars. But that’s not to say jazz isn’t as good when it’s played at concert halls, ballrooms, cafes and other indoor venues — because it is.

The Independent UK

Surge in online fundraising campaigns to pay for soaring energy bills

Families are choosing between heating their homes and sinking into debt, charities warn

The Guardian - UK

Half a million vulnerable households miss out on help with energy bills

Exclusive: Labour says ministers have been told repeatedly that people with prepayment meters are not getting enough support

Wales Online

'8.4 million households will be in fuel poverty from April'

Campaign group National Energy Action spiralling energy bills will leave one in three households in fuel poverty when the price cap goes up next next year

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Daily Mirror

Warning as most vulnerable households 'missing out on energy bill support'

Most households are having energy bill discounts applied automatically, but for those on traditional prepayment meters, the rules appear to be a little more complex - and it means struggling Brits are missing out

The Guardian - UK

UK’s most vulnerable missing out on energy bill support due to confusing systems

Charity warns of ‘significant risk’ that those on old prepayment meters will be unable to redeem vouchers offering £400 discount

Liverpool Echo

Half a million homes could miss out on warm home discount this winter

Charities have warned that the "winter lifeline" benefit could be cut for more than 500,000 homes

Chronicle Live

Charities fear for 500,000 households who will no longer get Warm Home Discount

Changes to the Government's Warm Home Discount scheme mean those claiming disability benefits are no longer able to claim a rebate this winter despite huge rises in energy bill costs

Manchester Evening News

Warning more than 500,000 households no longer eligible for £150 Warm Home Discount

Those receiving Disability Living Allowance and Personal Independence Payments are no longer eligible to receive the discount

Wales Online

Half a million households no longer eligible for 'winter lifeline' payment from the government

“The Government needs to provide more direct financial support now, not less, so disabled people don’t freeze and starve this winter.”

Daily Mirror

Struggling nan who can't afford heating says she'll buy Christmas gifts at Poundland

Willenhall's Marianne Kiely, 59, is worried about the rising cost of gas and electricity as she fears she will have barely any money left to treat her grandchildren at Christmas

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