Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Etihad are in talks with aircraft manufacturers about securing earlier delivery slots as speculation swirls about Air India potentially deferring orders.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to an all-time high on Thursday before U.S. markets closed for the Independence Day holiday, while tech stocks faced selling pressure.
Fluminense winger Jhon Arias scored the decisive goal in the 14th minute as Colombia defeated Ghana 1-0 in Kansas City, advancing to the Round of 16.
Danish shipping giant's investment arm takes over Oslo-based ship leasing platform with 70+ vessels and billion in contracted backlog, marking a strategic bet on maritime leasing.
The Dow climbs 1.1% to all-time highs as investors rotate out of chipmakers and into broader market sectors, with 320 S&P 500 stocks rising despite the index finishing flat.
Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye score as Switzerland dominates Algeria at BC Place in Vancouver, advancing to face stiffer opposition in the knockout rounds.
The social media giant is developing plans to sell access to its AI computing infrastructure, aiming to monetize excess capacity and diversify beyond advertising revenue.
Speaking at the ECB forum in Portugal, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh says inflation pressures have come down while maintaining that prices remain too high. Markets eye July rate decision.
Folarin Balogun and Malik Tillman score as the United States overcomes a red card to secure just their second-ever World Cup knockout round victory, setting up a clash with Belgium.
The chipmaker's acquisition of the Mojo programming language creator aims to break Nvidia's CUDA lock-in and reshape AI software development.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq complete remarkable Q2 gains as the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index posts its strongest quarterly performance in history.
Jesús Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez score as El Tri delivers a dominant shutout performance to punch their ticket to the knockout rounds.