In June 2026, Aeroméxico transported 1.85 million passengers, a 9% decrease from the previous year, mainly due to a 13% drop in domestic passengers influenced by World Cup-related travel shifts. Despite this, international passengers only fell 1.4%, and international demand grew by 0.9%. The airline slightly increased its total capacity by 0.9%, focusing on managing network and capacity to align with market conditions. CEO Andrés Conesa highlighted that booking trends remain strong post-World Cup, supporting expectations for healthy demand through the rest of the year.
Grabar Law Office is investigating claims against officers and directors of First Solar, Hub Group, Navan, and ZoomInfo for alleged breaches of fiduciary duties and securities fraud. The investigations focus on misleading statements and omissions rel...
In April 2025, President Trump's new tariffs imposed a 10% levy on most US imports and up to 145% on some Chinese goods, wiping out $2.5 trillion in global equity value and causing major stock indices to plunge. Bitcoin also fell sharply but recovere...
SLX, the governance token of Solstice—a Solana-native yield protocol—surged to $0.47 after rapid exchange listings and strong Korean demand, driven by its real total value locked and institutional-style yield strategies. Despite this, SLX has experie...
A longtime ENS delegate, Alex Netto, has criticized a governance proposal that would shift operational control from the ENS DAO to the ENS Foundation, warning it could mark the downfall of the Ethereum Name Service as a decentralized project. The pro...
Kuehn Law is investigating Five9, Inc. officers and directors for allegedly misleading shareholders by misrepresenting the company's business strength and bookings. The lawsuit claims Five9 overstated its new business growth and failed to disclose ch...
