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Reuters |
While Delta expects to deliver "solid" profitability and "meaningful" cash flow this year, CEO Ed Bastian said it would be "premature" to provide an updated full-year outlook.
The New York Times |
Delta Air Lines on Wednesday became one of the largest American companies to warn that President Trump’s escalating trade war was weighing on its business and the global economy.

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