NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -Democratic lawmakers harshly criticized the chief executives of BlackRock, JPMorgan and other top finance companies for leaving several global coalitions devoted to combating climate change, urging them to uphold their previous commitments and policy targets designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Against a backdrop of worsening extreme weather events and rising financial risks, the members of Congress said the bosses had "actively decided to cede leadership on combating climate change," a letter to the executives seen by Reuters showed.
Delta Air Lines Is Rebranding Its Ticket Tiers. Here's Why.
Delta Air Lines on Thursday announced plans to shift its fare structure, with new branding for its various tiers of ticket packages launching Thursday, for flights scheduled for Oct. 1 or later.
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