The stranded Boeing Starliner astronauts have another problem
An interesting dilemma has cropped up as NASA weighs its options on handling the problem-plagued Boeing Starliner currently docked to the International Space Station.
Supreme Court blocks partial enforcement of final Title IX rule
“I am grateful that the Supreme Court of the United States agreed that no part of the Biden administration’s Title IX rule should go into effect while the case proceeds,” said Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti in a statement on Friday.
Rivian has to stop making electric vans for Amazon
Rivian Chief Financial Officer Claire McDonough has said the carmaker expects Amazon to take fewer deliveries during the fourth quarter, consistent with the online merchant’s seasonal pattern when it focuses on the holiday sales rush.
Donald Trump made $300,000 from sales of a Bible inspired by ‘God Bless the USA’
Trump will also have a new book coming out soon titled “Save America,” which features a photo of the former president raising his fist after an assassination attempt in July on the cover.
The truth behind those ‘Speed Limit Enforced By Aircraft’ signs
On the flip side, the Akron Beacon Journal reported last year on investments in new technology, allowing the Ohio State Highway Patrol to expand aerial enforcement capabilities.
Elon Musk’s space gig, Trump’s Bitcoin buddies, Boeing’s $1 billion order: The week’s most popular stories
After the Air Current reported Friday that the Federal Aviation Administration has begun taking key certification flights on the company’s 777x plane, Deutsche Bank thinks a revenue bump could be coming soon for the embattled planemaker.
Sam Altman’s ‘Batcave,’ a flying boat, and a $45 million dinosaur skeleton: Lifestyle news roundup
Despite the old expression stating otherwise, it turns out that money actually can buy happiness – with a new study revealing that extremely high net worth individuals are “substantially and statistically significantly happier” than even those with incomes in excess of $500,000 a year.
‘Today was not a security or cyber incident’, CrowdStrike CEO says of massive tech outage
Our customers remain fully protected,” CEO George Kurtz said in his latest statement Friday on the outages, which have affected more than half a dozen global industries.
Amazon’s Prime Day topped $14.2 billion in U.S. online sales
“It’s clear now that the Prime Day event has been a catalyst across these major categories, with discounts deep enough for consumers to hit the buy button and upgrade items in their homes,” said Vivek Pandya, lead analyst at Adobe Digital Insights.
American Express is opening one of its fancy Centurion lounges in a new airport
Facilitating access to fancy amenities and luxury experiences is a big part of how American Express markets itself to its cardholders, which explains why it just spent $400 million to acquire the restaurant reservation management company Tock last month.
J.D. Vance as Donald Trump’s VP pick is a problem for Wall Street, strategist says
Let’s not say, well, you know, gold or infrastructure and international hadn’t worked, so I’m gonna get rid of that and just buy the S&P 500 ‘cause you’re chasing that momentum and maybe this goes for another year and a half or two, but it stops at some point.
Tesla is looking to fill its ranks after Elon Musk laid off thousands of workers
Musk recently promoted the potential value Tesla’s Optimus robots may have on the stock, describing a hypothetical that could see the product add $20 trillion to the company’s market capitalization.