UK Supreme Court Rules Against British Airways, Paving Way for Massive Compensation Claims

UK Supreme Court Rules Against British Airways, Paving Way for Massive Compensation Claims

The UK Supreme Court's ruling against British Airways on flight delays entitles passengers to compensation for cancellations due to staff illness, potentially benefiting tens of thousands annually.


California Raw Milk Linked to Largest Salmonella Outbreak in a Decade, Records Reveal

A newly disclosed state report reveals that raw milk from Raw Farm in Fresno, California, has been linked to the largest salmonella outbreak in a decade, sickening at least 165 people.

China's BYD Plans to Construct $1 Billion EV Factory in Turkey

China-based BYD has committed to constructing a $1 billion assembly plant for electric vehicles (EVs) in Turkey.

Delta Air Lines Strikes Deal With Riyadh Air to Operate Flights Between US and Saudi Arabia

Delta Air Lines and startup Riyadh Air have entered into a partnership to connect the US and Saudi Arabia with regularly operated flights.


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