In today's business news: 🚀 Jeff Bezos' space flight has a last-minute passenger swap 🧴 Better check that Neutrogena sunscreen 🥛 Oatly had a rough day
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In today's business news: Jeff Bezos's space flight has a last-minute passenger swap; why it might be time to chuck your Neutrogena sunscreen; and Oatly is having a rough day. TICKET TO RIDE We've got yet another mega-billionaire's private space mission to look forward to next week, and already there's some pre-flight drama. The passengers on Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin trip were set to include Jeff himself, his brother, an 82-year-old pilot named Wally Funk, and an anonymous bidder who put up $28 million for a seat. But that mystery cadet is backing out last-minute, Blue Origin said, because of"scheduling conflicts.
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