Rob Wile is a Business Reporter at NBC News. He specializes in breaking business stories with a focus on consumer-related issues, covering topics such as inflation, corporate announcements, and government regulations. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Miami Herald, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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By: Rob Wile
Talks with the Trump administration about a massive federal investment had raised hopes that Spirit could ride out a surge in the price of jet fuel.
By: Rob Wile
Talks with the Trump administration about a massive federal investment had raised hopes that Spirit could ride out a surge in the price of jet fuel.
By: Rob Wile
The companies are in a battle over how homes are listed, something that could make it harder for users to instantly get an accurate snapshot of the market.
By: Rob Wile, Jay Blackman
Spirit employs more than 15,000 personnel, many of whom will be out of work if the airline liquidates its holdings to pay creditors.
By: Yuliya Talmazan, Rob Wile, Jay Blackman
Flights were canceled and Spirit's check-in desks sat empty at airports on Saturday morning, with little help on hand for travellers figuring out what to do next.
The conditions that allowed Spirit's and Frontier's models to work in the last decade no longer exist, analysts say, amid rising costs and an increasingly K-shaped economy.
By: Rob Wile
The rising price of going on tour for artists is colliding with sky-high ticket prices for fans — leading to canceled shows and disappointment all around.
By: Rob Wile
Still, the average lowest-cost seat for the initial group stage is more than $500.
By: Rob Wile
There's not enough purchasing happening to support high ticket prices, an expert said. Still, the average lowest-cost seat is more than $500.
After an initial furor over jaw-dropping ticket prices, global soccer fans may be starting to see some relief — at least in the resale market.
