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U.S. Airlines Brace for Record Thanksgiving Travel

U.S. airlines are gearing up for what they expect to be another record-breaking Thanksgiving travel rush, buoyed by a surge in bookings now that the lengthy government shutdown has ended. More than 31 million passengers are projected to fly between Nov. 21 and Dec. 1, with the Sunday and Monday after Thanksgiving forecasted as the busiest travel days. The industry is relieved to have moved past weeks of delays and cancellations tied to unpaid air traffic controllers, which disrupted travel for roughly 6 million people. Airlines are now urging Congress to guarantee controller pay in any future shutdown, especially with peak winter and spring travel seasons looming. Carriers like United and American are reporting strong demand, including record international bookings, while struggling budget operator Spirit has sharply reduced capacity amid financial challenges. Overall, major airlines expect higher traffic than last year, signaling a strong rebound heading into the holiday season.

Multiple Media Giants Submit First-Round Bids for Warner Bros. Discovery

Paramount Skydance, Comcast, and Netflix have all submitted first-round takeover offers for Warner Bros. Discovery as the company accelerates its formal sale process. Comcast and Netflix each targeted only the film and streaming segment, including Warner Bros. studios and HBO Max, with Comcast’s bid structured so WBD could still spin off its cable networks, such as CNN and TNT Sports, before closing. Paramount Skydance, which has already made several attempts to acquire the entire company, submitted another bid after previously offering $23.50 per share. While details of the updated offers remain unclear, WBD has acknowledged receipt and is preparing for a second bidding round as it aims to finalize a sale by mid- to late-December. The company is also pursuing a planned split into two units, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global, but rising takeover interest has prompted leadership to fully engage in acquisition discussions.

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