For companies in the tourism and travel industry, this could mean a return to profitability despite staff shortages and higher fuel prices.
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Massive Investments to Solve Chip Industry’s Supply Bottlenecks as Demand Soars Further
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Transition to EVs is the Automotive Industry’s Hope for Beating Chip Crisis
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Turbulent Week for Tech Giant Shares
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