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By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO (Reuters) – Southwest Airlines Co paid a higher bonus to Chief Executive Bob Jordan, a regulatory filing showed, even after the company promised to cut executive incentive pay after it canceled about 17,000 flights around the Christmas holiday, disrupting travel for

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – United Airlines said on Thursday it will temporarily cut some flights at three airports in the New York and Washington, D.C., areas after the Federal Aviation Administration gave carriers permission to cancel some flights this summer because of an air traffic controller shortage.

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Jes Staley, the former JPMorgan Chase & Co private banking chief, wants a U.S. judge to sever the bank’s lawsuit against him for concealing what he knew about Jeffrey Epstein from other lawsuits over JPMorgan’s ties to the late financier.

By Doyinsola Oladipo and Priyamvada C (Reuters) – Shares of Airbnb Inc fell as much as 6% on Thursday after an online independent publication released a report that probed unpleasant experiences that customers had during stays booked through the short-term rental platform.

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By John McCrank NEW YORK (Reuters) – Assets in money market funds have soared to record levels, drawing investors with their safe-haven appeal and yields that far exceed those paid on bank deposits.

By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian stocks and U.S. equity futures sank on Thursday while bonds and the safe-haven U.S. dollar and Japanese yen were bid as mounting evidence of a U.S. slowdown fuelled worries for a global recession.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Government Accountability Office on Thursday dismissed Lockheed Martin Corp’s protest of the Army contract for the Future Long Range-Assault Aircraft awarded to Textron Inc’s Bell helicopter unit worth as much as a $7.1 billion.

By Iain Withers LONDON (Reuters) – Investor advisory firm Glass Lewis has recommended shareholders in Barclays vote against its pay for top bosses because of long-term bonuses awarded to its former finance chief at a time the bank sold billions of pounds of securities in error.

(Reuters) – Rogers Communications Inc said on Thursday its customers in various parts of Canada are being impacted by power outages caused by a recent ice storm.

(Reuters) – U.S. stock index futures were subdued on Thursday as investors awaited jobs data to gauge the impact of the Federal Reserve’s aggressive policy tightening on the U.S. economy.

SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Morgan Stanley said on Thursday it looks forward to setting up a futures company in China after the country’s securities regulator accepted its application.

(Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc is trimming the number of shares it plans to give employees as part of their 2025 compensation, Business Insider reported on Wednesday, citing a memo.

By Hyunjoo Jin and Paul Lienert San Francisco (Reuters) – Tesla Inc said it plans to expand the use of cheaper, iron-based batteries to a version of its Semi heavy electric trucks and an affordable electric vehicle.

(Reuters) – Morgan Stanley said on Thursday that Chief Executive Officer James Gorman’s annual pay was $39.4 million in 2022, nearly 13% higher than a year earlier.

(Reuters) – Utility firms Dominion Energy and National Grid Plc are separately considering a potential sale of parts of their natural gas pipeline networks, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Iger promoted marketing President Asad Ayaz to a newly created position of chief brand officer, the company said on Thursday.

By David Shepardson (Reuters) – Honda Motor said Thursday it is recalling 563,000 CR-V sport utility vehicles sold or registered in cold weather U.S. states because road salt may cause the frame to corrode and possibly detach the rear trailing arm.

By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) – The dollar gained slightly on Thursday but hasn’t strayed too far from a recent two-month low as traders weighed how pivotal U.S. jobs data coming out during a holiday weekend will impact Federal Reserve policy.