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The lender nudged up its guidance for the year, expecting its top line to continue to be supported by higher income from the interest it makes on loans.

The Franco-Dutch carrier group said unit costs rose, partly driven by labor, air-traffic and airport charges, but the increases were moderating.

The U.S. transportation secretary says the move is an effort to relieve unpaid air-traffic controllers.

One of the engines fell off during takeoff of the MD-11, an old workhorse for FedEx and UPS that is in the process of being phased out.

No other company currently in the S&P 500 has hit a $490 billion valuation as quickly and with as little in sales.

The announcement came about five months after the president dropped support for the technology executive.

In the complaint against Patrick James, the bankrupt auto supplier claims $500,000 was spent on a private chef, $150,000 went toward a personal trainer and $3 million was used to rent a New York townhouse.

The chip maker reported steep gains in both profit and sales for the third quarter as it moved deeper into AI data centers and increased sales of personal computer processors.

The agricultural company said net income decreased to $20.1 million as customers limited purchases to immediate needs thanks to trade uncertainty.

Norway’s sovereign-wealth fund is the first major institutional investor to disclose how it voted on the chief executive’s pay package.