Airbus has grown its heft in the past decade to conquer close to 70% of the narrow-body segment, by far the most widely used aircraft category. Boeing, meanwhile, is battling on multiple fronts: there are quality issues with its 787 Dreamliner, questions over the regulatory approval of its Max 10 aircraft and the need to make sales of the 737 Max after a lengthy grounding following two fatal crashes. The giant successor to the 777 is years behind schedule.
(Bloomberg) -- Already shaky market sentiment took a gut punch on Thursday, after used-car dealer CarMax Inc.’s latest quarterly results laid bare the plight of US consumers stuck...
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Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Entertainment Lions Gate Entertainment has tumbled harder Thursday - (NYSE:LGF.A) -12%, (NYSE:LGF.B) -11.6% - after it updated its plans to separate its Starz TV network...
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By Andy Bruce and Vincent Flasseur LONDON (Reuters) - This week's plunge in UK financial assets accelerated a longer historic decline signalling a loss of confidence among international...
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Large volumes of the potent greenhouse gas methane are estimated to be leaking into the atmosphere from damaged European pipelines stretching from Russia to Germany that several EU...
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OSWIECIM, Poland (AP) — Film icon Arnold Schwarzenegger visited the site of the Auschwitz Nazi death camp on Wednesday, meeting a Holocaust survivor and the son of Holocaust...
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