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Boeing’s troubled capsule won’t carry astronauts on next space station flight
NASA will fly Boeing’s Starliner without astronauts on its next mission after major thruster problems stranded a crew in 2024, aiming to prove the capsule’s safety.
Japan OKs $135 billion stimulus package to help revive its sluggish economy
Japan unveils a $135B stimulus package to ease rising prices, counter U.S. tariff impacts and revive growth under new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
OpenAI and Taiwan’s Foxconn to partner in AI hardware design and manufacturing in the US
OpenAI teams up with Foxconn to design and build AI data center equipment in the U.S., boosting American AI infrastructure and manufacturing capacity.
Trump administration unveils new offshore drilling plan
Trump administration proposes offshore drilling off California, Florida, and Alaska, sparking economic and environmental concerns.
Nvidia sales soar as AI chip demand beats forecasts
Nvidia’s AI chip sales surged past expectations, easing tech market jitters and lifting the stock more than 5% after its quarterly results.
Walmart posts strong quarter, raises financial outlook
Walmart beat expectations with strong sales and profits, raised its outlook, and announced plans to shift its stock listing to Nasdaq.
Verizon to cut 13,000 jobs in major restructuring
Verizon is laying off over 13,000 employees as the company restructures its workforce and cuts costs under new CEO Dan Schulman.
US employers added surprisingly solid 119,000 jobs in September
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers added a surprisingly solid 119,000 jobs in September, the government said, issuing a key economic report that had been delayed for seven weeks by the federal government shutdown. The increase in payrolls was more than double the 50,000 economists had forecast. Yet there were some troubling deta[...]
U.S. jobless claims fall as filings return after shutdown
US filings for jobless benefits remained in historically healthy range during government shutdown
Fed minutes: Most officials supported more rate cuts but not necessarily in December
WASHINGTON (AP) — A majority of Federal Reserve policymakers expressed support in late October for further interest rate cuts, though not all committed to making the reduction at their next meeting in December, according to minutes released Wednesday. At the same time, many officials said “it would likely be appropriate” t[...]
Shutdown delays full October jobs report, Labor Dept. says
The Labor Department says the October jobs report won’t be released after the shutdown halted data collection.
Trump’s semiconductor tariff plan likely delayed, officials say
US officials signal Trump’s planned 100% semiconductor tariffs may be delayed as the administration weighs China tensions and consumer price risks.
