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United Airlines Holdings Inc. late Wednesday reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss and sales came in above Wall Street expectations, but the air carrier said it was postponing capacity increases until later in the year due to omicron.

Omicron, high inflation, ongoing shortages and slower consumer spending threaten to sap the economic recovery. The U.S. faces big questions in early 2022. Here’s some potential answers.

Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch issued a statement Wednesday tamping down reports that they are at odds over masking in the courthouse amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Big Tech’s first big showdown for antitrust legislation is about to reach Capitol Hill.

The yield-sensitive Nasdaq Composite Index is in jeopardy of its first close in correction territory since March and a rapid surge in yields, and expectations for further interest-rate increases, have been blamed for the weakness in the once-highflying benchmark.

Even when disposable feels safer, it can be challenging for Americans who typically recycle to accept so much mask waste.

Procter & Gamble has raised prices due to high costs and inflation, and the company says prices will go up some more.

Bank of America analyzes the grocery space with a look ahead at 2022, with Target named as analysts’ top pick

“Multi asset portfolios might face some headwinds as policy gets tighter,” JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists said in a note released Wednesday.

Shares of home builders fell Wednesday, despite upbeat new-home construction data, after KeyBanc Capital analyst Kenneth Zener recommended investors sell a number of names, basically because of history and math.