Tesla has announced that it will take some time for production to fully resume at its new factory in Germany. The electric car company cited distribution challenges as the reason for the delay.
United Airlines has announced that it will be resuming flights to Israel starting in March, after a nearly two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The airline will be operating flights between Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport and its hubs in the United States.
After a series of unfortunate incidents, Boeing Max 9 flights have finally resumed following a thorough investigation and necessary safety checks. The aircraft had been grounded for several months due to concerns over its safety. However, with the implementation of significant improvements, passengers can now confidently board these planes.
After facing a temporary setback in 2020, Citadel, the renowned hedge fund founded by billionaire Kenneth C. Griffin, has once again reclaimed its position as the most profitable in the industry. The fund’s exceptional performance during the first half of 2021 has caught the attention of both investors and industry experts.
Eurostar, the high-speed train service connecting the United Kingdom with mainland Europe, has announced the resumption of its services following a recent strike by French railway workers. The strike, which caused significant disruption to travel, has now come to an end, allowing Eurostar to restore its operations.
# Normalcy Returns as Eurotunnel Workers Reach a Deal
Coffee giant Starbucks has communicated its intention to resume contract negotiations with its union in January. This development follows a series of meetings held throughout the past month between Starbucks and representatives of the union. The company aims to address outstanding issues and work towards a mutually agreeable contract that benefits both parties.
