The Latest Breaking News from Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines reported a $1.3 billion profit for 2022, reaping the benefits of a strong rebound in travel and high air fares paid by consumers clamoring to return to the skies.

The stock market rally picked up steam amid cooler inflation. Sharp Tesla price cuts and some notable earnings were in focus.

New York (AFP) - Delta Air Lines on Friday reported better-than-expected results in the final months of 2022, helped by strong consumer demand, although it expects labor costs to weigh on first-quarter profits this year.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 250 points Friday, as JPMorgan sold off on earnings. Tesla stock dived on U.S. and European price cuts.

Stock futures drift higher, yields slide, with earnings on deck; JPMorgan leads bank earnings parade with growth outlook in focus; Tesla shares slump after another round of U.S. Price cuts; Boeing 737 Max makes first flight in China since 2019 grounding and Delta Air Lines earnings lead optimistic U.S. carriers.

UnitedHealth earnings topped, with JPMorgan and several banks on tap. Tesla slashed its U.S. and European prices.

A computer outage resulted in a temporary grounding of all domestic flights. But that shouldn't stop the breakout in airline stocks.

Delta Air Lines earnings topped expectations. But DAL stock fell as revenue and the Q1 outlook disappointed investors.

You might think fourth quarter earnings reports are ugly if you're just looking at the S&P 500. More than a few stocks buck the trend.

Delta Air Lines says it will start providing free Wi-Fi for all passengers on most of its U.S. flights starting next month

Workers face stagnant wages and short staffing despite the airline enjoying soaring profits coming out of the pandemic