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“World hunger is increasing. These companies have solutions,” by Barron’s Reshma Kapadia looks at companies like Deer & Company EN and CNH Industrial NV CNHI working to solve the world’s hunger problem.

At Barron’s”Seniors travel again. How they approach the tab‘ writes Elizabeth O’Brien that a growing number of retirees and near-retirees making up for lost time due to Covid-19 are taking trips abroad.

“Automakers expect auto sales to defy the economic slowdown‘, by Wall Street Journal’s Ryan Felton, examines how automakers like it Ford Motor Co f and General Motor Company GM are poised to navigate the economic downturn.

In the Wall Street Journal “JPMorgan is building a giant travel agency,” by David Benoit explains why JPMorgan Chase & Co JPM put the pieces together to start a full service travel company.

That’s what Victoria Cavaliere and Isabelle Lee write from Bloomberg Boeing Co B.A announced an amended contract for some 2,500 union members ahead of a planned strike next week in “Boeing files new contract ahead of defense workers strike.”

In the “Elon Musk’s antics are antagonizing Tesla owners and potential buyersBloomberg’s Ira Boudway and Kyle Stock look at how the behavior of Tesla Inc TSLA chairman Elon Musk put off some potential buyers.

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At the time of writing this article, the author had no position in the stocks mentioned.