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The earnings of independent fuel makers Valero Energy, Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66 are set to crush the near-record results of the June quarter.

Machines programmed to sort merchandise in warehouses hit kinks with cardboard boxes and turkeys. “We are kind of in this peak complexity.”

Elon Musk’s space company is buying spectrum licenses to help build a mobile network to compete with telecom giants.

The carrier, which was responsible for 60% of fliers who were involuntarily removed from flights, said test programs worked to curb the practice.

But exchange’s managers say it’s too soon to talk about expansion.

The FlyDubai security case spotlights the industry’s struggle with deliberate pilot crashes that have brought attention to cockpit technology and mental health.

​The president’s use of forced-labor concerns to resurrect his tariffs faces a Democratic-led legal challenge, but America’s trade partners are toughening up their own laws either way.

Plus, big AI players are lining up blockbuster debt deals to pay for chips, and the FlyDubai co-pilot almost carried out his attack in July.

Tesla’s new Roadster, due for an Oct. 15 debut, has been almost a decade in the making—$50,000 deposits and all.

Plus: Meet the Disney lawyer leading FCC fight, and Mexico’s Sheinbaum is getting fed up with playing nice with the U.S.