Last month, a federal labor official who presided over the hearings ruled against the company, which has noted it intends to appeal.
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American Airlines to pay travelers at least $7.5 million over bogus bag fees
The airline agreed to a settlement in a class-action lawsuit without admitting wrongdoing.
Stocks rally on Wall Street in latest volatile move
Stocks closed sharply higher on Wall Street, marking the latest about-face for a market that has been unsteadily lurching between gains and losses.
Real estate firm buys 8 Portland buildings in $25 million deal
Port Property Management says it has begun working with tenants to maintain their occupancy.
Southwest Airlines chases small firms as business traffic recovers
Corporate air travel purchases are still down about 25% from 2019, according to ticket-data service ARC, a number that has stagnated.
U.S. businesses propose hiding trade data used to trace abuse
The proposal, if adopted, would shroud in secrecy customs data on ocean-going freight responsible for about half of the $2.7 trillion in goods entering the U.S. every year.
Up to 20 arrested after striking truckers block Massachusetts food plant exits
Sysco, which has distribution facilities across the country, supplies food to schools, hospitals, nursing homes and restaurants.
Kanye West to buy conservative social media platform Parler
The acquisition of the right-wing friendly social network Parler would give Kanye West, legally known as Ye, control of a social media platform and a new outlet for his opinions.
Major League Baseball signs first sponsorship deal with CBD company
The agreement with Charlotte’s Web Holdings is historic for a major pro sports league, the parties say.
Cannabis stocks inch toward IPOs with order to review drug’s legal status
Public markets offer a potential boon for cannabis producers and sellers.