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JetBlue Increases Checked Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amidst Elevated Fuel Costs

JetBlue Increases Checked Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amidst Elevated Fuel Costs

JetBlue Increases Checked Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amidst Elevated Fuel Costs
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JetBlue raises baggage fees for a second time as jet fuel prices stay elevated

JetBlue raises baggage fees for a second time as jet fuel prices stay elevated

JetBlue has raised its checked baggage fees for the second time this year
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JetBlue Increases Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amid Elevated Jet Fuel Prices

JetBlue Increases Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amid Elevated Jet Fuel Prices

JetBlue Increases Baggage Fees for Second Time This Year Amid Elevated Jet Fuel Prices
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JetBlue Airways Resumes Daily Nonstop Service to Columbus, Ohio After 18-Year Hiatus

JetBlue Airways Resumes Daily Nonstop Service to Columbus, Ohio After 18-Year Hiatus

JetBlue Airways Resumes Daily Nonstop Service to Columbus, Ohio After 18-Year Hiatus
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With Democrats in control of Congress, will life get more affordable?

With Democrats in control of Congress, will life get more affordable?

Voters fed up with the cost of living helped Democrats win Congress, but voters shouldn't expect quick relief from high prices, experts say.
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New wave of bomb hoaxes hits dozens of flights across Europe

New wave of bomb hoaxes hits dozens of flights across Europe

(Corrects number of flights affected in Madrid in paragraph 16; Spanish police had originally said two Air Europa departures and four inbound Iberia flights were affected) ROME/WARSAW/EVREUX, France, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Hoax bomb threats disrupted dozens of passenger flights across Europe on Thursday,
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Morning Bid: Out of the blue

Morning Bid: Out of the blue

By Anna Szymanski Nov 6 (Reuters) - Markets had long been pricing in a "blue wave" in the United States midterm elections, but what they got was a deluge as Democrats regained control of the House and Senate in decisive fashion.
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Democrats gain influence over trade agenda, but tariff repeals to hit Trump veto wall

Democrats gain influence over trade agenda, but tariff repeals to hit Trump veto wall

By David Lawder HOUSTON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Democrats' resounding sweep to a majority in Congress gives them a big microphone and spotlight to scrutinize President Donald Trump's trade policies, but largely leaves them unable to override his veto on any vote to overturn his tariffs or rescind trade
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Canada's trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in September

Canada's trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in September

By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Canada posted a trade surplus of C$5.35 billion ($3.83 billion) in September, highest since May 2022, data showed on Wednesday, helped by gold and higher energy exports primarily to the United States.
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The GOP's midterm wipeout started with the first bomb on Iran | Opinion

The GOP's midterm wipeout started with the first bomb on Iran | Opinion

To Republicans: Congratulate your opponents. Take accountability. Draw a deep breath. Don't panic. And wait. The pendulum will swing again.
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Economists urge fiscal restraint in Canadian budget despite oil windfall

Economists urge fiscal restraint in Canadian budget despite oil windfall

By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Economists are urging Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government to restrain spending in its second budget on Thursday, saying that despite windfall oil revenue, spending commitments could lead to bigger deficits in the coming years.
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Carney uses higher oil revenue to spend on tax incentives, infrastructure in second Canadian budget

Carney uses higher oil revenue to spend on tax incentives, infrastructure in second Canadian budget

By Promit Mukherjee, David Ljunggren and Maria Cheng OTTAWA, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to use windfall oil revenue to boost Canada's productivity and build infrastructure over the next five years while keeping his previous fiscal goals intact, his second budget showed on