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Boeing has forcefully rejected media reports about fluctuations in the production of its bestselling 737 MAX aircraft. The aerospace giant clarified that at no point this year had production reached

Boeing has secured a significant $2.457 billion contract with the U.S. Air Force for maintenance of C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft, bringing welcome relief to the struggling aerospace

Johnson & Johnson (J&J) faces a significant legal defeat as a US bankruptcy court in Texas rejected its subsidiary Red River Talc LLC's proposed settlement plan. This plan, valued at approximately

Chevron has sold a 70% stake in its East Texas natural gas assets to TG Natural Resources (TGNR) for $525 million, as part of the oil giant's broader strategy to divest $10-15 billion in assets by

Microsoft is bolstering its position in industrial artificial intelligence through a strategic partnership with industrial data specialist Litmus. The integration of Litmus Edge platform with

Microsoft's stock has declined approximately 7 percent since the beginning of the year, reflecting growing investor skepticism about the long-term profitability of massive investments in artificial

Apple's stock is currently navigating challenging market conditions after breaking below the $220 threshold, generating a technical sell signal that has investors eyeing March lows. Following a

Boeing is advancing in its restructuring process with its Jeppesen navigation unit drawing significant interest from financially robust potential buyers. According to recent reports, bids for the

Microsoft's stock, already down 7% this year, faces new pressure following the disappointing debut of AI infrastructure provider CoreWeave. The Nvidia-backed company's shares opened at $39 on

Intel is facing a significant restructuring at the executive level as three board members are set to depart the company, according to a Friday announcement. The departures of Omar Ishrak (former

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated an investigation into Walt Disney and its subsidiary ABC regarding their diversity practices. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr expressed