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The plane maker said a supplier used a nonstandard process to install parts.

Chief Executive Ed Bastian said Delta isn’t seeing evidence of a slowdown in demand and customers are making travel bookings early.

The nationwide protest movement against President Emmanuel Macron’s pension overhaul morphed into a populist rebuke of France’s establishment.

The Canadian miner said its own plan to split into two independent companies was in the best interest of its shareholders.

The producer-price index, which generally reflects supply conditions across the economy, fell 0.5% in March from the prior month.

Artificial intelligence can’t close sales as well as people, but that could change.

The Elon Musk-owned platform is keeping the Twitter branding but is no longer incorporated in Delaware.

Fed officials have signaled greater uncertainty about the economic outlook following bank failures.

The deal’s failure has set off anger aimed at Ernst & Young’s U.S. firm, which blocked the split.

Rep. Jim Jordan, the chair of the Judiciary Committee, said the FTC has made burdensome demands of Twitter and its owner, Elon Musk.