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Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) used its 2026 Investor Day to outline the next phase of its Alaska Accelerate strategy, emphasizing premium travel, international expansion, loyalty, cargo and its combined Alaska-Hawaiian network as drivers of more durable earnings growth. President and CEO Ben Minicucc

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Kinross Gold (NYSE:KGC) outlined changes to its production and cost outlook, an increased shareholder-return framework and progress at its Great Bear development project during a discussion with CIBC World Markets analyst Anita Soni. The company representative said Kinross produces about 2 million