Consumer companies rose as traders bet a retreat in fuel prices would prove lasting.
Consumer companies rose as traders bet a retreat in fuel prices would prove lasting.
The U.S. Global Jets exchange-traded fund, a basket of airlines, tested all-time highs.
British American Tobacco plans to shrink its workforce by nearly a fifth, as the London-based cigarette maker cuts and outsources jobs.
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