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Alaska Airlines says it will buy Hawaiian Airlines for $1 billion

Coming off a fifth straight weekly win, the main indexes took a breather ahead of a busy week of jobs data.

Alaska Air will buy Hawaiian Airlines parent Hawaiian Holdings for $18 a share, a 270% premium. The deal is $1.9 billion, including assumed debt.

Confirming widespread speculation, the ride-hailing giant will join the index as part of a quarterly rebalancing.

Despite Alaska Air's potential uplift from the robust jobs report, options traders don’t appear to be buying ALK stock. Here’s why.

‘People informed us we had little chance of getting out today or even in the next few days,’ says shocked customer

Alaska Airlines pilots voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike at some future date if the current negotiations with management and federal mediation efforts fail.

The stock market reversed lower as upbeat earnings reports countered concerns over the Fed chairman's speech.

Alaska Air Group, Inc.(NYSE:ALK) reported first-quarter FY22 operating revenue growth of 111% year-over-year to $1.68 billion, beating the consensus of $1.66 billion. Passenger revenues improved by 129% Y/Y to $1.51 billion. Adjusted EPS loss narrowed to $(1.33) compared to $(3.51) in 1Q21, beating the consensus of $(1.50). Operating expenses increased by…

For Alaska Airlines — and its customers — April has been nothing but turbulence.