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Shares in the trainmaker dropped 26% after it said some large projects progressed more slowly than anticipated weighing on near-term margins and cash.

United and American had both planned flight increases, competing for passengers at the Midwestern hub.

The co-founder won’t stand for re-election to the board, Netflix said in its first earnings report since pulling out of the Warner Discovery bid. Shares dropped more than 9% after hours.

CEO Jim Farley says the automaker will expand the tie-ups while developing a plan for Chinese competition in the U.S.

America’s biggest carmaker invests $600 million in South Korea and moves to full capacity despite Trump’s tariffs.

From Snap to Block to Amazon, a new template for “right sizing” the workforce is spreading through C-suites, and other companies are taking note.

Discussions with creditors include possible liquidation, according to people familiar with the matter.

The automaker has struggled with EV losses but says an affordable “skunkworks” electric project will continue.

Plus, tech stocks power the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq to new records, and a soy sauce maker is one of the few still using ancient techniques.

The Buffalo Trace-maker offered $32 per share for its Louisville rival.