Boeing engine part fell off during Southwest flight takeoff, FAA says
Boeing is still under regulatory scrutiny for a January incident on an Alaska Airlines flight where a door panel blew off in the air.
A Southwest Boeing 737 lost engine cover during takeoff, FAA is investigating
Boeing is still under regulatory scrutiny after a door panel blew out midair from a newly new 737 Max 9 operated by Alaska Airlines
Royal Bank of Canada fires CFO over undisclosed relationship
Royal Bank of Canada on Friday said it appointed Katherine Gibson as interim chief financial officer, effective immediately, following the departure of Nadine Ahn.
How car buyers thinking hybrid over EV should make the decision
Hybrids are surging in popularity at the expense of EVs. Is it the right consumer economics decision for the long-term?
Oregon Powerball player wins a $1.3 billion jackpot, ending more than 3 months without a grand prize
A Powerball player in Oregon won a jackpot worth more than $1.3 billion on Sunday, ending a winless streak that had stretched more than three months.
Oracle’s Larry Ellison thinks every government will want to build a ‘sovereign’ AI cloud in the future
Oracle chairman Larry Ellison envisions a future of ‘sovereign clouds’ powered by AI running governments, and recent work he’s done with Albania is a preview.
A Chinese smartphone maker is breaking into EVs and challenging Tesla. How the stock rates now.
Just as the auto industry was adjusting to BYD’s rapid rise, Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi has burst into the market — and undercut Tesla.
Tesla shares have tanked 34% this year. Investors raise doubts over whether the EV maker will return to form
Something’s gone awry at Tesla. Investors weigh in on whether management can right the ship.
Israeli troops recover slain Gaza hostage, Egypt to host new truce talks
Qatari and Egyptian mediators have been trying to secure another deal that might return some of the 129 remaining hostages in a longer ceasefire in Gaza.
U.S. and China need ‘tough’ conversations, Yellen tells Chinese Premier Li
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Chinese Premier Li Qiang the two countries had a “duty” to responsibly manage a complex relationship.
