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FAA urges door plug inspections on another Boeing 737 model amid blowout

Boeing said in a statement that it "fully supports the FAA and our customers in this action."

Alphabet's Moonshot X Lab cuts staff, looks for outside investors

As part of the restructuring, X is laying off dozens of employees, according to one of the people with knowledge of the matter. The layoffs are focused on support staff

China overtaking European Union in research related to clean-energy: Study

About 22% of the EU's imports came from China in 2022, the paper found, rising in recent years while the equivalent figure for the US declined

Bitcoin slips back toward $40,000 mark as ETF excitement simmers down

The world's largest virtual token declined as much as 3.4% by 7.30 a.m. in New York on Monday, hitting a low of $40,352 - just shy of its lowest point of 2024 recorded on Friday

Humans still cheaper than AI in vast majority of jobs, finds MIT study

The adoption of AI across industries accelerated last year after OpenAI's ChatGPT and other generative tools showed the technology's potential

Sony notifies Zee Entertainment about its plans to call off the merger

Sony cited conditions of the merger agreement not being met as the reason for the termination, according to the letter seen by Bloomberg.

Ram Temple inauguration in Ayodhya is a powerful mix of faith and state

The temple is being constructed close to where tradition says Ram was born, and atop the site of a mosque named for India's first Mughal emperor, which was shockingly destroyed by a Hindu mob in 1992

A year after Hindenburg saga, Adani biz emerges fundamentally stronger

While Adani stocks have risen more than $90 billion from last year's low, they remain about $60 billion short of their pre-Hindenburg peak

India's IPO market one of the busiest in world but it is also broken

It's the regulator's job to ensure that companies with reasonably solid prospects come to public markets and offer stock at a price that allows long-term wealth creation

Hedge funds bring in record profits betting on 'catastrophe' bonds

Behind those record returns were bold bets on catastrophe bonds and other insurance-linked securities

US Q4 GDP shows annualised 2% rise, expected to crown vigorous second half

While the Fed wants to guard against a re-acceleration of inflation, a further softening of price pressures risks making policy even more restrictive

US now pursuing 'least bad' option in confronting Houthi militants

The urgency is only increa­s­ing. The Houthi attacks have driven down shipments through a waterway that previously handled 12 per cent of global seaborne trade

Switzerland and India reach deal on FTA after 16 years of negotiations

The agreement "will create jobs for the young population of India, and secure employment in Switzerland," Parmelin said in an interview with the Swiss newspaper Sonntagszeitung

Europe moves into new world after crippling energy crisis of past

Still, having scraped through the crisis, Europe has emerged into a new reality that has its own list of challenges

UAE urges US to support immediate ceasefire of Israel's attacks in Gaza

President Joe Biden's administration has refrained from demanding a halt to the Israeli military campaign and vetoed a UN Security Council demand for a ceasefire put forward by the UAE in December

Oil mkt braces for a weeks-long disruption to shipping in southern Red Sea

Suezmax ships - so-called for their ability to sail full through the canal that links Asia and Europe - are up about 50% to almost $70,000 a day

Donald Trump suggests Nikki Haley out of running for VP pick as insults fly

Haley served as UN ambassador under Trump and the two fell out after she announced that she would run for the Republican nomination

Musk's AI startup secures $500 million toward $1 billion funding goal

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, xAI, has secured $500 million in commitments from investors toward a $1 billion goal, according to people with knowledge of the talks

Russia-linked group attacked corporate systems, hacked emails: Microsoft

The group that Microsoft deemed responsible, also known as "Nobelium," is a sophisticated nation-state hacking group that the US government has tied to Russia

Apple pay tech opened up to rivals in bid to settle European Union probe

The European Commi­ssion announced Friday that it's seeking feedback from Apple's payment rivals