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Boeing said it would have to fix misdrilled holes on about 50 new 737 jets, likely delaying deliveries to airlines.

A Las Vegas history teacher pointed out the product’s errors in a viral TikTok video.

Domestic production of masks, gloves and other medical gear falters as hospitals return to lower-cost foreign suppliers.

The minimum wage for fast-food workers is set to climb to $20 an hour in April, and restaurant chains are planning to raise prices in response.

A surge in aviation-safety incidents shows how Western sanctions are hindering Russia’s ability to source spare parts and conduct proper maintenance.

Apple, Mondelez and Procter & Gamble are bullish on consumer spending growth in China despite recent economic turmoil there.

Board members have reaped hundreds of millions from stock awards and separate investments, even as some have done drugs with Musk; former Tesla director Larry Ellison offered him a chance to dry out.

Tired of watching Elon Musk attack the principles behind workplace diversity, the billionaire Mark Cuban joined the fray to defend what is known as DEI.

Founded by a hedge-fund trader and a brewer, Athletic Brewing has become the king of nonalcoholic beers. So what’s all the buzz about?

Charter tops Comcast as the No. 1 pay-TV provider by subscribers, months after hinting it may exit the business.