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Lindsay Blakely

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Covers:  entrepreneurs, hardware, startups solving a real problem, big ideas, tech startups, software, innovative business ideas
Doesn't Cover: public companies, fashion, gaming, entertainment
Editor at Bloomberg global @business. Priors: @latimes @inc. Opinions are my own.

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Senior editor at Inc. magazine. CBS and Business 2.0 magazine alum. I like telling stories about entrepreneurs with big ideas. I edit more than I write.

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American Airlines dice que no está interesada en una fusión con United

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By Lindsay Blakely Verified, Mario Tama Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — American Airlines Group Inc. (AAL) declaró que no está involucrada ni interesada en una alianza con United Airlines Holdings Inc. (UAL). El CEO de United, Scott Kirby, había planteado la posible combinación directamente al presidente Donald Trump en febrero, según informó Bloomberg a principios de esta semana. American dijo que tal fusión sería “negativa para la competencia y para los consumidores”, en un comunicado emitido a última hora del viernes.
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American Airlines Says It’s Not Interested in United Merger

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By Lindsay Blakely Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
said it’s not engaged with or interested in a tie-up with United’s Chief Executive Officer had floated the possible combination directly to President in February, Bloomberg earlier this week. American said such a merger would be “negative for competition and for consumers,” in a late Friday. American shares fell 1.4% in extended trading at 6:09 p.m. in New York. United and American are among the top four US carriers, together controlling more than a third of the market.
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Allbirds to Wind Down After Selling Assets for Just $39 Million

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By Lily Meier Verified, Lindsay Blakely Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
is planning to cease operations only four years after the once-buzzy footwear company went public with a more than $4 billion valuation. , whose brand portfolio includes Aerosoles and Cliffs by White Mountain, agreed to buy all of Allbirds’ assets and intellectual property for about $39 million, according to a — less than 1% of what the company was once worth. Allbirds initially grew popular with its basic eco-friendly wool sneakers.
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