Chris Isidore
Chris Isidore is a reporter for CNN, contributing to financial and business news coverage. He was mentioned in relation to the reporting on Southwest Airlines' historic layoffs, providing insights into the implications of these changes for the airline industry.
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Recent news mentions
CNN’s Chris Isidore contributed to this report.
The clock is ticking down to a critical deadline after Anthropic rejects Pentagon offer
United States· 2026-02-27
Chris Isidore contributed reporting to the article discussing Super Bowl ticket prices.
Why the Super Bowl is always so expensiveUnited States· 2026-02-07
Chris Isidore contributed to the article discussing the implications of wealth accumulation.
What Elon Musk could buy with $1 trillionUnited States· 2025-11-07
Chris Isidore contributed to the report on the rising costs of new cars.
The average cost of a new car tops $50,000 for the first time everUnited States· 2025-10-18
Chris Isidore contributed to the report on Southwest Airlines' new assigned seating announcement.
Southwest Airlines announces start date for assigned seatingUnited States· 2025-07-21
As my colleague Chris Isidore reported last month, it’s actually worse than all of that.
Musk can’t seem to put down the political megaphone, even if it hurts TeslaUnited States· 2025-07-02
Chris Isidore explains the challenges Trump faces in replacing SpaceX for government contracts.
Why Trump can’t just quit MuskUnited States· 2025-06-06
CNN’s Chris Isidore contributed to this report.
Companies keep saying two words that prove they’re worried about the futureUnited States· 2025-05-04
Chris Isidore wrote last week about Trump patting himself on the back for falling gas prices.
Even good news about the economy is bad news nowUnited States· 2025-03-17
My colleague Chris Isidore reported on the immediate stall in both corporate travel and bookings.
Flying is getting worse, if you can believe itUnited States· 2025-03-14
Chris Isidore contributed to the report on Southwest Airlines.
Southwest to lay off 15% of its corporate staff, including senior leadershipUnited States· 2025-02-18
