An American Airlines Boeing 787-9 flight from Rome to Philadelphia diverted to Dublin after an onboard odor prompted medical checks for several passengers and crew. The odor was traced to an oven on the plane. Paramedics evaluated some flight attendants and one passenger after landing; all were released. Affected customers were given hotel accommodations and continued to Philadelphia the next day on alternate flights. The airline thanked customers for their understanding and praised staff professionalism.
American Airlines was upgraded to a buy rating following its record second-quarter revenue of $16.7 billion, driven by strong demand and a 13% rise in premium unit revenue. Corporate revenue grew 26%, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of double-d...
AllianceBernstein Global High Income Fund, Inc. released its monthly portfolio update as of June 30, 2026, detailing its top fixed-income holdings and sector allocations. The fund holds a diversified portfolio with significant exposure to non-investm...
