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Airline executives cast doubt on European summer vacations with border...
Airline executives say they don't expect a jump in European bookings this summer with borders still closed.
Airline executives cast doubt on European summer vacations with borders still closed - CNBC
Airline executives say they don't expect a jump in European bookings this summer with borders still closed.
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U.S. stock futures dropped Tuesday as the 10-year Treasury yield hit a new 14-month high in early trading.
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The President discussed his new $2 trillion infrastructure package unveiled on Wednesday as a way to ensure that the country continues to create jobs.
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The Nasdaq bounced back after a three-week slump, but it still fell short of the Dow, which climbed 4.1% this week and is trading a record.