State Alaska Financial News
27.07 / 20:07
25.07 / 21:15
25.07 / 18:09
UPS
Citi
Airlines
JetBlue
show
US airlines shares hit turbulence on Alaska's dour forecast, RTX engine problem
airlines stocks tumbled on Tuesday as investors were spooked by downbeat forecasts from Alaska Air Group and a warning on jet engines by aerospace giant RTX. Investors have been on the guard after U.S. inflation data in July showed a third consecutive monthly decline in fares, with prices dropping at their fastest pace since February 2021.
25.07 / 16:51
21.07 / 20:07
COST
UPS
Amazon
Walmart
Walmart slashes price of its online subscription service for those on government aid by half
Walmart, the nation’s largest retailer, will offer its online subscription service at half off for those on government assistance, a move that should help perk up membership
16.07 / 09:37
Reuters
Magnitude 7.2 earthquake strikes Alaska Peninsula region! Tsunami alert issued
The Alaskan Peninsula region has been hit with an earthquake of 7.2 magnitude, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said on Sunday, reported Reuters.
16.07 / 07:43
Warning
Earthquake of 7.4 magnitude jolts Alaska peninsula, tsunami warning issued
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Alaska Peninsula region on Sunday morning. As per the US Geological Survey, the earthquake struck at a depth of 9.3 kilometres (5.78 mile).
14.07 / 19:51
Waves
Extreme
Parke
Weekend
Death Valley weather alert: Temperature to cross 54 degrees Celsius this weekend
Death Valley National Park continues to attract visitors despite the ongoing heat wave in the United States. Although most visitors during this time of year only venture a short distance into the park, known as the lowest, hottest, and driest place on Earth, before retreating to the comfort of air-conditioned vehicles, according to reports. Even with temperatures expected to surpass 54.4 degrees Celsius this weekend, there are still individuals willing to brave the extreme heat in pursuit of the park's unique experiences. Hiking trail signs caution against venturing out after 10 am, as nighttime temperatures are predicted to remain above 32.2 degrees Celsius. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Death Valley was 56.6 degrees Celsius in July 1913, according to the park service. Other parks also have established warnings for hikers. Every year, over 1.1 million people visit the Death Valley National Park. The desert park is located across a portion of the California-Nevada border to the west of Las Vegas. Death Valley National Park, which spans over 13,848 square kilometers, is the largest national park in the lower 48 states excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Approximately one-fifth of the park's visitors arrive during June, July, and August. Many are enticed to explore the park, even beyond the recommended cutoff times. Engaging in physical activities under such extreme heat can make the conditions even more unbearable, leaving people feeling exhausted. Even after sunset, the sunbaked rocks, sand, and soil continue to radiate heat.
12.07 / 11:55
UPS
Provident
MET
CEO
Gap
Forrester
energy transition
Agency
International
International Energy Agency slows energy transition, Santos chief says
Santos chief executive Kevin Gallagher says a much-touted net-zero emissions report produced by the International Energy Agency had slowed down the transition away from fossil fuels by giving activists ammunition to campaign against gas developments that would help with decarbonisation.
08.07 / 15:23
SUN
Southern
Northern Lights
Northern Lights in US: Check dates, List of states from where it can be visible
Northern Lights will be visible from as many as 17 states across the US. This comes after storms created by gigantic storms were visible from more than 30 states in the US, including Iowa, Kansas, and North Dakota.Northern lights, which is also known as aurora borealis, is a luminous astronomical phenomenon. This is visible in the night sky. Northern lights can be viewed while looking in the direction of pole which is the closest. In the Northern hemisphere, it is the north, and in Southern hemisphere, it is the south. Northern lights is caused by solar winds from the Sun and magnetic field of the Earth. People residing in 17 states in the US will be able to view the Northern lights next week. These 17 states are — 1. North Dakota, 2. South Dakota, 3. Alaska, 4. Indiana, 5. Montana, 6. Wisconsin 7. Minnesota 8. Michigan 9. Maryland 10. Maine 11. New Hampshire 12. New York 13. Vermont 14. Oregon 15. Washington 16. Idaho 17. Wyoming. Northern Lights will be visible on July 12 and July 13. However, weather needs to be clear in order to view Northern Lights, as per reports.
07.07 / 17:43
Citi
Provident
CME
BAY
Southern
Labrador
Northern Lights
week
Northern Lights in Canada; Here’s the list of all the provinces where you may get to watch the Auroras next week
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration According to their official website, the term «aurora» refers to the luminous glow generated when electrons from space descend along Earth's magnetic field and collide with atoms and molecules in the upper atmosphere. This collision occurs in a circular or oval pattern, with the centre situated around Earth's magnetic pole. The resulting interaction produces light, similar to how electrons passing through the gas in a neon light encounter different gases like neon, leading to the production of various coloured light bulbs.
07.07 / 16:49
Citi
Cooper
Maxim
Northern Lights
Northern Lights: See how to watch the nature's splendor in 16 states of US
northern lights, your wish may soon be fulfilled. Brace yourselves as the awe-inspiring aurora borealis could grace the skies over 16 U.S. states next Thursday, July 13. To increase your chances of witnessing this mesmerizing natural phenomenon, make sure to seek out areas with clear weather and minimal pollution.
07.07 / 12:55
UPS
FIVE
Airlines
Threat
Passenger fearing 'powerful cartel' made bomb threat on Seattle-bound flight, documents say
A passenger aboard an Alaska Airlines flight from Atlanta to Seattle is accused of making a bomb threat that caused pilots to land the plane in Spokane, Washington
03.07 / 12:38
01.07 / 19:07
Waves
Lowe's
Aviat
Airlines
AT&T
Verizon
Weekend
5G wireless signals could disrupt flights starting this weekend in US
5G systems near major airports. Aviation groups have warned for years that 5G signals could interfere with aircraft equipment, especially devices using radio waves to measure distance above the ground and which are critical when planes land in low visibility. Predictions that interference would cause massive flight groundings failed to come true last year, when telecom companies began rolling out the new service.
01.07 / 06:17
Waves
Lowe's
Aviat
Airlines
AT&T
Verizon
Weekend
As if air travel isn't hard enough, 5G wireless signals could disrupt flights starting this weekend
Aviation groups have warned for years that 5G signals could interfere with aircraft equipment, especially devices using radio waves to measure distance above the ground and which are critical when planes land in low visibility. Predictions that interference would cause massive flight groundings failed to come true last year, when telecom companies began rolling out the new service. They then agreed to limit the power of the signals around busy airports, giving airlines an extra year to upgrade their planes.
21.12 / 12:47
Law
regulation
regulatory
Alaska adds 'virtual currency' to its regulatory regime
From Jan. 1, 2023, the term “virtual currency” will take its place in the money transmission regulations of Alaska. It will oblige the companies dealing with digital currencies to obtain a money transmission license in the state.
17.08 / 12:27
UPS
Provident
Santos Approves $2.6 Billion Oil-Field Development in Alaska
SYDNEY—One of Australia’s largest energy companies said it would proceed with the $2.6 billion development of a large oil field in Alaska, illustrating how the Ukraine war is providing impetus to alternative sources of supply to Russian crude.
13.07 / 21:13
25.03 / 01:07
business
Oil and Gas
Bitcoin
Power
Exxon Mobil is using excess natural gas to power crypto mining: Report
United States-based energy producer Exxon Mobil has reportedly been running a pilot program aimed at using the energy from excess gas to power crypto mining rigs — and it may be expanding its operations to four other countries.
06.12 / 20:43
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