Ryanair Q2 Profit Surges; Sees Adj. Profit In FY23, Lifts Traffic View

Irish ultra low-cost carrier Ryanair Holdings reported Monday a strong growth in second-quarter profit with strong demand and increase in average fares. Looking ahead for fiscal year 2023, Ryanair expects an adjusted profit, and also raised traffic view. For fiscal year 2023, Ryanair expects that it will minimize its winter losses which would enable it to record pre-exceptionals profit after […]

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Used casket traded in for cash loan at pawn shop amid cratering economy

video Karl Rove: Biden ‘divorced from reality’ when touting economy Fox News contributor Karl Rove gives midterm outlook as voters shift sharply toward GOP on ‘Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.’  A used casket was reportedly traded in for a cash loan at a pawn ship in Aurora, Colorado, as the U.S. economy continues to decline. Scott Pasternack, who runs Pasternack’s Pawnshop […]

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Elon Musk's California Hyperloop test tunnel dismantled, to become parking spaces: report

video Elon Musk needs to focus on Tesla: Kevin Paffrath ‘Meet Kevin’ financial analyst and YouTuber Kevin Paffrath provides insight on the Tesla company on ‘Making Money.’ Elon Musk's Hyperloop test tunnel has reportedly been dismantled.  The futuristic project near the SpaceX office in Hawthorne, California, has been indefinitely shelved, according to Bloomberg.  Through Hyperloop, Musk is seeking to revolutionize […]

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Low diesel supply threatens to worsen inflation crisis

video Surging diesel prices ‘really hurting’ small trucking outfits: Bart Plaskoff Summit Trucking president Bart Plaskoff says he is paying an extra $70,000 a week for diesel fuel as the shortage worsens on ‘Varney & Co.’ The U.S. is grappling with the one of the worst diesel shortages in decades, with reserves of the fuel used for heating and trucking […]

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Eurozone Inflation Hits Record Amid Slowing GDP Growth

Euro area inflation advanced to a historic high in October, while growth slowed, posing a tough time for the European Central Bank that is trying to balance the risk of recession and the persistently high inflationary pressures. Inflation accelerated to a record 10.7 percent in October from 9.9 percent in the previous month, flash data from Eurostat showed Monday. The […]

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Here’s what you can do about the energy price crisis

Despite the Albanese government’s best efforts to sell their first budget as a ‘five-point cost of living plan’, the aftermath has been dominated by the bombshell prediction that power bills will rise by 56 per cent over this year and next. That’s made up of a 20 per cent increase in this financial year and a 30 per cent increase […]

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Labor’s budget is aspirational, but the proof will be in the pudding

It was an aspirational budget, with much of it nothing more than confirmation of Labor’s electoral promises. But the government’s biggest challenge will be in the implementation. The reduction in the qualifying age for downsizer contributions to age 55 has been in the pipeline for months and will do little for anybody downsizing now because the qualifying age for non-concessional […]

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