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Jet fuel crisis in Europe threatens summer travel plans

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By Leslie Josephs Verified, Kaan Oguz Verified, Christian Nunley Verified, Anuz Thapa Verified
| Flipboard
1 hour ago An American Airlines pilot had to “slam on the brakes” to prevent the plane from colliding with a truck at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, an air traffic control audio recording reveals. In audio from ATC.com recorded on Wednesday (15 April), a pilot is heard saying: “That white-black truck, they just went right in front of us and we nearly hit them.
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Why some job seekers are spending thousands on reverse recruiters: 'The old rules are gone,' says one recruiter

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By Jennifer Liu Verified, Anuz Thapa Verified
| CNBC Verified
How much would you pay to get a new job? Ask around, and job seekers will tell you it's harder to land an interview or offer today than it has been in years. It's not uncommon to hear from people who say they've applied to dozens, sometimes hundreds, of jobs and barely gotten anywhere. Data backs this up: The U.S. had almost no job growth in 2025, adding just 116,000 jobs for the year, compared to 1.46 million jobs added in 2024.
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After ICE violence, CEOs face the risks of speaking out against Trump

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By Anuz Thapa Verified
| CNBC Verified
watch now Markets and Politics Digital Original Video In the wake of violent confrontations between federal agents and protesters over President Donald Trump’s immigration policy, corporate leaders are starting to do something they’ve rarely done in the first year of Trump 2.0: disagree with the president. CNBC’s Hugh Son and Melissa Repko take a look into the “climate of fear” among top CEOs when it comes to speaking up and what’s different now compared with the Black Lives Matter movement.
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