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relates to Don’t Expect Robots to Replace Humans Building Boeing Jets Any Time Soon
business
Don’t Expect Robots to Replace Humans Building Boeing Jets Any Time Soon
By Brooke Sutherland
Spirit AeroSystems plans to layer on more automation to root out production glitches but there’s a reason so much of aircraft manufacturing is still manual.
February 23, 2024
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opinion
Industrial Strength: Airlines Are Sticking to Their Blue-Skies Outlook
By Brooke Sutherland
Executives remain downright giddy about the profits they can rake in from high-priced airfares despite market clouds.
March 17, 2023
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markets
Billionaire Mike Ashley in FTSE 100 Comeback As Frasers Promoted
By Joe Easton
Billionaire retail magnate Mike Ashley is heading back to the top division of the UK stock market as Frasers Group Plc earns promotion to the FTSE 100.
September 9, 2022
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markets
Top Citi UK Dealmaker Skarbek Resigns Amid Ongoing Probe
By Ruth David
Citigroup Inc. dealmaker Jan Skarbek, one of the UK’s most high-profile investment bankers, has resigned from the firm amid an ongoing probe, people with knowledge of the matter said.
August 10, 2022
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business
How Much Will Bank of England Raise Rates? The Readout with Allegra Stratton
By Allegra Stratton
Next stop, Cardiff. The candidates to be prime minister hit Wales tonight for the latest Tory leadership hustings. Some of the most attentive livestream-watchers may be at the Bank of England, on Threadneedle Street, ahead of a must-watch meeting of their own tomorrow.
August 3, 2022
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markets
European Stocks Gain on Russia Gas Supply News Ahead of Earnings
By Sagarika Jaisinghani
European stocks gained, buoyed by signs that Russia will restart gas supplies to the continent as planned.
July 20, 2022
relates to Top Citigroup UK Dealmaker Skarbek Said to Be Put on Leave
business
Top Citigroup UK Dealmaker Skarbek Said to Be Put on Leave
By Dinesh Nair, Jan-Henrik Foerster, and David Hellier
July 12, 2022
relates to Industrial Strength: US Airline Passengers Deserve a Bill of Rights
opinion
Industrial Strength: US Airline Passengers Deserve a Bill of Rights
By Brooke Sutherland
The more than $50 billion in aid provided to the industry during the pandemic provides ample leverage to push for better conditions for travelers.
July 8, 2022
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business
No Worries for Aussie Dealmakers in Best First Half Since ‘07
By Harry Brumpton
Hello, it’s Harry here. I’m just back from a short jaunt down south to Melbourne which is still on a high after emerging from one of the world’s longest lockdowns last year. The post-pandemic buzz is keeping transactions hopping even as markets decline.Today's top stories
June 29, 2022
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business
Meggitt Gains as Britain Clears the Way for Takeover by Parker
By Christopher Jasper
Meggitt Plc rose after Britain said national security concerns tied to the aerospace supplier’s agreed £6.3 billion ($7.7 billion) sale to US-based Parker-Hannifin Corp. have been allayed.
June 29, 2022