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  • Airline customers wait in line for service at a Delta desk after mass cancellations and delaysFinance

    Delta shares bounce back after airline reveals $380 million hit from CrowdStrike outage

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  • Huge bright clouds of smoke from an explosion rise up from buildings.Newsletters

    CFOs are worried about geopolitics—but fear is higher in Europe than in the U.S. and Asia

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  • Elon Musk purses his lipsFinance

    Tesla’s big robotaxi reveal: will it be more style or substance?

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  • Men and women in construction gear watch a speech from President Biden behind a big steel beam and construction equipment in the background.Newsletters

    Reshoring has led to a small business boom in the South and Midwest

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  • Samsung executive chairman Lee Jae-yong looks downcast and averts his eyes from someone holding a bundle of recorders as he exits a courthouse.Finance

    Samsung apologizes to investors over weak Q3 guidance, poor chip performance

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  • Albert Bourla puts his palm flat on tup of his other hand, rolled up in a fist, as he sits and listens to a question onstage at a conference.Finance

    Pfizer stock surges 3% after activist Starboard takes $1 billion stake, taps former execs

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  • Jared Bernstein stands at a podium and raises his left hand as he speaks at a press briefing.Finance

    Solving America’s housing crisis means fixing the ‘ROI problem,’ says White House economist

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  • Jensen Huang raises his hands and looks intently as he speaks at a conference.Finance

    Nvidia stock surges as CEO touts ‘insane’ demand for new Blackwell AI chips

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  • Shoppers and families walk past stores for Nike, Adidas and Chinese brand Anta.Finance

    Nike stock dives after sneaker giant scraps investor day amid CEO shake-up

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  • Striking longshoremen carry signs and cheer behind a man speaking to them with a megaphone.Finance

    Port strike hits billions in trade for importers like Walmart, LG, and Samsung

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  • CHICAGO, IL – MAY 05: A sign marks the location of a new CVS pharmacy May 5, 2004 in Chicago, Illinois. CVS posted nearly a 25 percent rise in first quarter profit from a year ago, driven by an increase in generic drug sales and lower losses from theft. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Finance

    CVS Health shares rise as hedge fund pushes for change

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  • Kamala Harris places her right hand on her chin and gives a quizzical look at Donald Trump (not pictured) during their presidential debate.Finance

    Is Harris’s father a ‘Marxist’? Not a chance, says the former dean of NYU business school

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  • Southwest CEO Bob Jordan, wearing a white button-down shirt and reddish-brown jacket, holds a microphone in front of a wall with the Southwest logo.Finance

    Southwest’s CEO just oversaw a massive board shakeup—but Elliott is still gunning for his job

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  • Boeing workers hold out a sign that says "Strike" in big red letters, as well as other smaller signs.Finance

    Boeing strike costs U.S. $1 billion of GDP in just two weeks as negotiations resume

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  • Bob Jordan, dressed in a white shirt and blue jacket, lifts both hands as he speaks.Finance

    Southwest Airlines stock jumps 10% as investors embrace turnaround plan

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