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- Oil Industry's Windfall Fails to Excite Wall StreetThe biggest Western oil companies, Exxon, Chevron and Shell, have delivered record profits, but investors are still wary.
- World's Biggest Planes Find Way Back Into SkiesMany of the world’s biggest passenger airliners had been earmarked for the scrapyard. Now they are being brought back into service as carriers rush to restore long-haul air travel.
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- Southwest, FedEx Planes Came Within a Thousand Feet in AustinFederal safety board is dispatching investigators to Texas after the close call between two planes on Saturday.
- When Does Elon Musk Sleep? Billionaire Speaks of Limits to Fixing Twitter and His Back PainAt the Tesla trial and in tweets, the executive gives a glimpse into his personal challenges.
- Banks Borrow Unsecured Cash at Record ClipActivity in fed funds—used by banks and government-backed lenders to exchange cash reserves parked at the Fed—surged throughout the past year when the central bank raised interest rates at the fastest pace in decades.
- States Are Flush With Cash, Which Could Soften a Possible RecessionThe rapid economic recovery from the pandemic and an influx of federal stimulus money have filled public coffers, allowing governments to squirrel funds away for emergencies.
- Why Economists' Jobs Forecasts Often Miss the MarkThe U.S. added more than a half million jobs last month. Forecasters had expected less than 200,000.
- Economy Week Ahead: U.S. Trade in FocusThe Commerce Department reports on U.S. exports and imports of goods and services in December, and China releases January figures on consumer inflation.
- U.S. Added 517,000 Jobs in JanuaryPayroll gains were the largest since July 2022 and snapped a string of five straight months of slowing employment growth. The unemployment rate fell to 3.4%, the lowest in more than 53 years.
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