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Year: 2022

Nike lanza los zapatos deportivos ‘Mambacita Sweet 16’ en homenaje a Gianna Bryant por su cumpleaños

urielblanco (CNN) — Nike lanzó una edición especial de zapatos deportivos llamada “Mambacita Sweet 16” para rendir homenaje a Gianna “Gigi” Bryant, en el que hubiera sido su cumpleaños número 16. “Estoy muy feliz con la forma en que salieron estas zapatillas deportivas Mambacita en honor a mi hija Gigi”, escribió Vanessa Bryant en Instagram.

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Spirit still prefers bid from Frontier Airlines over JetBlue

By DAVID KOENIG and MICHELLE CHAPMAN AP Business Writers Spirit Airlines’ board still supports Frontier Airlines’ $2.9 billion takeover bid for the airline, saying it determined JetBlue’s competing $3.6 billion offer isn’t a superior proposal. Spirit said Monday that it’s concerned regulators won’t approve a deal with JetBlue. Last month, Spirit said it believed JetBlue’s

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Tennessee’s governor has halted executions for an independent review into lethal injections following an inmate’s last-minute reprieve

By Dakin Andone and Tina Burnside, CNN Tennessee’s governor has announced a pause of executions in the state amid plans for an independent review into the lethal injection process after finding that testing procedures for a set execution last month weren’t followed. The announcement Monday by Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, follows a last-minute reprieve

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Investing ethically won’t buy protection in this market

CNN By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business As the economy began bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic, interest in investment products that promoted good environmental, social and governance practices took off. But as markets have come under pressure this year, so-called “ESG” funds have started to struggle. What’s happening: Funds that prioritize responsible investments and ESG

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EU says Apple Pay restrictions may harm competitors

By Brian Fung, CNN Business The European Union is warning Apple about possible antitrust violations after an investigation into the iPhone maker’s dominance in mobile retail payments. The European Commission said Monday that it believes Apple has unfairly blocked competitors from using the wireless communications technology behind Apple Pay’s tap-to-pay capabilities. According to a statement

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