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The air-safety regulators’ request comes ahead of a looming year-end deadline to win approval for the jet without a cockpit overhaul.

The SpaceX founder has complained about the cost of funding Ukraine’s internet service. The Pentagon hasn’t paid the company for its use.

Mobileye, originally expected to land a roughly $50 billion valuation, is now set to target one of under $20 billion and sell a smaller number of shares than originally planned, according to people familiar with the matter.

The streaming company is trying to understand how late-pandemic activities are affecting viewing habits, as it looks to reverse two consecutive quarters of customer defections and keep subscribers coming back for more.

Fox Corp. and News Corp are considering a proposal that they reunite though hurdles to a deal remain.

The self-described free-speech absolutist has said he would prefer to stay out of politics but has also used Twitter to weigh in.

At least 43 senior executives working with 16 listed Chinese semiconductor companies hold roles from chief executive officer to vice president.

Primark, GU and Shein are among the clothing retailers expanding in the U.S.

Dan Ammann, an oil-industry novice, is tasked with leading Exxon’s new carbon-cutting business aimed at tackling climate change.

The employees become the second group at one of the iPhone maker’s U.S. stores to organize officially.