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BP Names Ian Tyler Permanent Chair After Manifold Ousting

BP appointed Ian Tyler as permanent chair on Wednesday, ending a search that followed the contentious removal of Albert Manifold in May.

BP Names Ian Tyler Permanent Chair After Manifold Ousting

BP appointed Ian Tyler as permanent chair on Wednesday, ending a search that followed the contentious removal of Albert Manifold in May.

Ryanair Warns European Air Fares Will Rise as Jet Fuel Hits $140

Ryanair cut its annual passenger target to 214 million on Wednesday and warned European air fares will rise if jet fuel stays near $140 a barrel.

US Envoys Witkoff and Kushner Arrive in Moscow for Ukraine Peace Push

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow on September 5 for Ukraine peace talks as Russian attacks killed at least five people.

American Airlines Adds Flagship Suites to Boeing 777 Jets for Long-Haul Flights

American Airlines is installing its Flagship Suite premium cabins on its largest Boeing 777 jets, targeting its busiest long-haul international routes.

Palantir Surges Past Q4 Expectations Fueled by Robust US Business Sales

Palantir's Q4 earnings beat expectations with strong sales to US businesses and government, driven by AI adoption. The company's stock surged on the positive results and optimistic future guidance.

PayPal Names New CEO as Branded Checkout Weakness Drives Forecast Concern

PayPal reported Q4 results below expectations and unveiled a CEO transition as the company flagged execution issues, particularly in branded checkout. Shares fell sharply as investors weighed a weaker outlook and intensifying competition.

Chinese AI Powerhouses Moonshot AI and Alibaba Unveil Advanced Models, Challenging US Dominance

Alibaba-backed Moonshot AI and Alibaba itself have released advanced AI models, Kimi K2.5 and Qwen3-Max-Thinking, challenging U.S. rivals like OpenAI and Google in the global AI race.

Blue Origin Grounds Space Tourism Flights to Prioritize Lunar Mission Development

Blue Origin halts New Shepard space tourism flights for at least two years to focus on developing lunar landers for NASA's Artemis missions.

Washington Post Journalists Appeal Directly to Jeff Bezos Amid Layoff Fears

Washington Post journalists are appealing directly to owner Jeff Bezos to prevent newsroom cuts and layoffs, citing concerns about the paper's future and journalistic integrity.

Alibaba’s Cainiao Merges with Robovan Pioneer Zelos in $2 Billion Deal to Revolutionize Last-Mile Delivery

Alibaba's logistics arm, Cainiao, is merging with robovan developer Zelos Technology in a $2 billion deal to create Cainiao Robovan, a new entity focused on autonomous last-mile delivery solutions.

Jeff Bezos’ Earth Fund Invests $3.5 Million to Accelerate Nuclear Reactor Construction

Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund donates $3.5 million to the Nuclear Scaling Initiative to accelerate nuclear reactor construction in the U.S. through an innovative 'orderbook' model.

Tesla Shifts Gears: Model S and X Production Ends as Focus Turns to Optimus Robots

Tesla is ending production of its Model S and Model X vehicles to focus on manufacturing Optimus robots and advancing its autonomous driving technology. Learn more about the strategic shift.

Maersk to temporarily operate Panama Canal ports after court voids Hutchison contract

Maersk will temporarily operate two Panama Canal ports after Panama’s Supreme Court ruled the previous concession unconstitutional, triggering a transition plan and renewed scrutiny of strategic canal-linked infrastructure.

Dow to cut 4,500 jobs, 13% of workforce, in restructuring push as AI and automation take bigger role

Dow will cut about 4,500 jobs as it restructures to boost efficiency and expand AI and automation, while forecasting weaker-than-expected first-quarter revenue amid sluggish demand.

SpaceX in talks to merge with xAI ahead of planned 2026 IPO, source says

SpaceX is reported to be in merger talks with Elon Musk’s AI firm xAI ahead of a planned 2026 IPO, a move that could combine Grok, Starlink and SpaceX infrastructure under one structure.

Amazon confirms 16,000 job cuts after “Project Dawn” message was sent by mistake

Amazon confirmed about 16,000 corporate job cuts after an internal “Project Dawn” layoff message was sent accidentally, extending a broader push to reduce layers, boost efficiency and expand AI-driven automation.

UPS to cut 30,000 jobs and close 24 sites as Amazon volume “glide-down” continues

UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs and close 24 facilities in 2026 as it reduces Amazon delivery volume, even as the company beat earnings estimates and forecast higher revenue for the year.

Tesla stock in focus ahead of results as Wall Street debates growth vs profitability

Tesla is set for a key earnings test as investors watch margins, demand and pricing strategy, with the results expected to influence sentiment across the EV and tech markets.

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