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How Boeing Strike Could Make The Global Jetliner Shortage Worse
Boeing's first strike in 16 years could further compound global shortages of jetliners that have been pushing up airfares and forcing airlines to keep older jets flying longer, industry executives and analysts said.
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OKX Seeking Regulatory Approval to Operate in Dubai, Plans to Expand Middle East Operations
OKX, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is seeking regulatory approval to operate in Dubai as it plans to expand the company's Middle East operations, an executive told Reuters on Thursday. Regulation is an industry trend, OKX Global Head of Government Relations Tim Byun said.
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5 Indian-Origin Executives Named In '100 Most Influential Women In US Finance' List
Five Indian-origin women executives have made it to Barron's prestigious annual '100 Most Influential Women in US Finance' list for achieving positions of prominence in the financial services industry and helping shape its future.
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FTX Bankruptcy: US Prosecutors Began Probing Crypto Exchange Months Before Collapse: Report
FTX was being probed by US federal prosecutors months before the crypto exchange collapsed earlier this month, according to a report. The beleaguered crypto exchange filed for US bankruptcy protection and its founder Sam Bankman-Fried resigned as chief executive, after rival exchange Binance walked away from a proposed acquisition. The implosion of...
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Lays Out Regulatory Responsibilities Around Crypto
During a recent interview, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler said that the agency could use executive authority to regulate crypto. The public would benefit from investor protection when it comes to service providers like exchanges, lending and brokerage dealers, Gensler says.
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Are You A Laid-Off Crypto Employee, Work For Us: Wall Street Watchdog
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority plans to increase its resources to understand and monitor cryptocurrencies as more of the Wall Street watchdog's members trade digital assets, Chief Executive Officer Robert Cook said on Tuesday.
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U.S. Government To End Petrol-Powered Vehicle Purchases By 2035 Under Biden Order
The US government owns more than 650,000 vehicles and purchases about 50,000 annually. Biden's executive order said that light-duty vehicles acquired by the government will be emission-free by 2027.
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U.S. Government To End Petrol-Powered Vehicle Purchases By 2035 Under Biden Order
The U.S. government plans to end purchases of petrol-powered vehicles by 2035 in a move to lower emissions and promote electric cars under an executive order signed by President Joe Biden.
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Auto Executives Expect EVs Will Own Half Of U.S., China Markets By 2030: Report
The KPMG survey of auto industry executives found that they believe that electric vehicles will account for 52% of sales by 2030 in the United States, China and Japan, with lower percentages for Western Europe, Brazil and India.
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Ghosn Aide Kelly Seeks Acquittal In Tokyo Trial
Japanese prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Kelly, a US citizen and former aide to ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn.
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White House Order Said to Push Antitrust Enforcement Throughout US Economy
The White House is working on an antitrust executive order that aims to push government agencies to consider how their decisions will impact competition in an industry, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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US Tech Expansion Plans Said to Be Clouded by Frequent Run-Ins With India Government
Another spat between India's government and U.S. big tech has exacerbated disillusion among firms which have spent billions to build hubs in their largest growth market, to the extent some are rethinking expansion plans, people close to the matter said.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Mostly Abandons $10-Billion Wisconsin Project Touted by Donald Trump
Foxconn is drastically scaling back a planned $10 billion (Rs. 75,400 crores) factory in Wisconsin, US, confirming its retreat from a project that former US President Donald Trump once called "the eighth wonder of the world."
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Google Moving Away From Tracking Users via ‘Cookies’ Said to Be Drawing US Antitrust Scrutiny
Google Chrome phasing out the practice of tracking user behaviour through cookies could draw scrutiny from US Justice Department investigators who have been asking advertising industry executives whether the move by the search giant will hobble its smaller rivals, people familiar with the situation said.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
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How Boeing Strike Could Make The Global Jetliner Shortage Worse
Boeing's first strike in 16 years could further compound global shortages of jetliners that have been pushing up airfares and forcing airlines to keep older jets flying longer, industry executives and analysts said.
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OKX Seeking Regulatory Approval to Operate in Dubai, Plans to Expand Middle East Operations
OKX, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is seeking regulatory approval to operate in Dubai as it plans to expand the company's Middle East operations, an executive told Reuters on Thursday. Regulation is an industry trend, OKX Global Head of Government Relations Tim Byun said.
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5 Indian-Origin Executives Named In '100 Most Influential Women In US Finance' List
Five Indian-origin women executives have made it to Barron's prestigious annual '100 Most Influential Women in US Finance' list for achieving positions of prominence in the financial services industry and helping shape its future.
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FTX Bankruptcy: US Prosecutors Began Probing Crypto Exchange Months Before Collapse: Report
FTX was being probed by US federal prosecutors months before the crypto exchange collapsed earlier this month, according to a report. The beleaguered crypto exchange filed for US bankruptcy protection and its founder Sam Bankman-Fried resigned as chief executive, after rival exchange Binance walked away from a proposed acquisition. The implosion of...
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Lays Out Regulatory Responsibilities Around Crypto
During a recent interview, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler said that the agency could use executive authority to regulate crypto. The public would benefit from investor protection when it comes to service providers like exchanges, lending and brokerage dealers, Gensler says.
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Are You A Laid-Off Crypto Employee, Work For Us: Wall Street Watchdog
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority plans to increase its resources to understand and monitor cryptocurrencies as more of the Wall Street watchdog's members trade digital assets, Chief Executive Officer Robert Cook said on Tuesday.
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U.S. Government To End Petrol-Powered Vehicle Purchases By 2035 Under Biden Order
The US government owns more than 650,000 vehicles and purchases about 50,000 annually. Biden's executive order said that light-duty vehicles acquired by the government will be emission-free by 2027.
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U.S. Government To End Petrol-Powered Vehicle Purchases By 2035 Under Biden Order
The U.S. government plans to end purchases of petrol-powered vehicles by 2035 in a move to lower emissions and promote electric cars under an executive order signed by President Joe Biden.
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Auto Executives Expect EVs Will Own Half Of U.S., China Markets By 2030: Report
The KPMG survey of auto industry executives found that they believe that electric vehicles will account for 52% of sales by 2030 in the United States, China and Japan, with lower percentages for Western Europe, Brazil and India.
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Ghosn Aide Kelly Seeks Acquittal In Tokyo Trial
Japanese prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Kelly, a US citizen and former aide to ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn.
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White House Order Said to Push Antitrust Enforcement Throughout US Economy
The White House is working on an antitrust executive order that aims to push government agencies to consider how their decisions will impact competition in an industry, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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US Tech Expansion Plans Said to Be Clouded by Frequent Run-Ins With India Government
Another spat between India's government and U.S. big tech has exacerbated disillusion among firms which have spent billions to build hubs in their largest growth market, to the extent some are rethinking expansion plans, people close to the matter said.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Mostly Abandons $10-Billion Wisconsin Project Touted by Donald Trump
Foxconn is drastically scaling back a planned $10 billion (Rs. 75,400 crores) factory in Wisconsin, US, confirming its retreat from a project that former US President Donald Trump once called "the eighth wonder of the world."
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Google Moving Away From Tracking Users via ‘Cookies’ Said to Be Drawing US Antitrust Scrutiny
Google Chrome phasing out the practice of tracking user behaviour through cookies could draw scrutiny from US Justice Department investigators who have been asking advertising industry executives whether the move by the search giant will hobble its smaller rivals, people familiar with the situation said.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
