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FAA Clears Boeing 737 MAX 10 After Seven-Year Regulatory Gauntlet
Seven years after the grounding of the 737 MAX fleet, U.S. regulators have signed off on the final variant of…
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Anthropic’s November IPO Deadline Tests Whether 2026 Window Stays Open
The calendar is the story now. With midterm elections six weeks out and the holiday shutdown looming, the IPO market…
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U.S. EV Supply Crunch Leaves Drivers Trapped by $100 Oil
American drivers are paying a steep price for an auto industry that dismantled its electric vehicle manufacturing base just months…
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S&P 500 Earnings Growth Now Hinges on Magnificent Seven as Concentration Hits Extremes
Projected third-quarter earnings for the S&P 500 show an unprecedented reliance on a handful of mega-cap technology companies, with the…
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U.S. Factories Need Robots, Not Tariffs, Griffin Says
Eighteen months after sweeping tariffs reshaped global trade flows, the U.S. manufacturing sector faces a structural problem no import tax…
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Houthi Strikes Cancel Saudi Summit as Abu Dhabi Courts Tech Cash
Wall Street executives refused to board planes to Riyadh this week. Their decision forced the postponement of Saudi Arabia’s Future…
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Abu Dhabi’s $1B Satellite Bet Targets Global Phone Networks
A joint venture between Abu Dhabi-based Space42 and U.S. communications firm Viasat is positioning itself to become shared orbital infrastructure…
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Neurodivergent CEOs Reshape Corporate Leadership as ADHD, Dyslexia Diagnoses Rise Among Executives
NEW YORK — Carlos Gutierrez ran a Fortune 500 company and served as U.S. Commerce Secretary before a psychiatrist told…
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How 3 PBMs Control 80% of U.S. Drug Claims and Costs
Three companies process roughly 80% of all prescription drug claims in the United States. CVS Caremark, Cigna’s Express Scripts, and…
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