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The fitness-machine maker’s chief, John Foley, said the company is aware of a small number of cases involving its equipment in which children have been harmed.

Engines for Artemis mission, which encountered a setback in January, complete an eight-minute run, paving the way for lunar flight this year.

The league said it has reached long-term pacts with media partners that will make Amazon.com the new home of Thursday Night Football and significantly expand broadcasters’ rights to air games on their digital platforms.

The European Union’s health agency said AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine was “safe and effective” and didn’t increase the risk of blood clots, a decision that could clear the way for the resumption of inoculation campaigns.

The central bankers highlighted a brightening outlook for growth as most Fed officials expect to hold rates near zero through 2023.

Federal regulators have withheld the plane maker’s authority to inspect and sign off on several new jets as Boeing faces heightened scrutiny of production problems that have led to delays.

Two of Europe’s biggest airlines have started allowing fliers to provide vaccination and test-result details during bookings to smooth travel plans.

The world’s thirst for gasoline isn’t likely to return to pre-pandemic levels, the International Energy Agency forecast, calling a peak for the fuel that has powered personal transportation for more than a century.

The United Auto Workers said the auto maker told the union it was relocating manufacturing of a next-generation vehicle to Mexico without a clear explanation.

Toyota and Honda are halting production at some North American plants as the pandemic’s continuing effects on the global supply chain create shortages of essential components.