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Boeing reported a smaller than expected loss for the first quarter, with improvements across its businesses, including its key commercial aircraft unit, as the manufacturer tries to stem years of losses.Here’s how Boeing performed in the first quarter, compared with analysts’ estimates compiled by LSEG:Loss per share: 20 cents adjusted vs. a loss of 83 cents expectedRevenue: $22.22 billion vs. $21.78 billion expectedSales rose 14% to $22.22 billion in the first three months of the year. The company narrowed its net loss in the first three months of the year to $7 million, or 11 cents a share, down from a loss of $31…

Palantir stock rises on $300M USDA farm services deal Source link

For DBS CEO Tan Su Shan, the biggest risk keeping her up at night is not just market volatility or geopolitical shocks, but cyberattacks.”Cyber security. I think the new war is cyber. So what keeps me awake at night is cyber. It’s who’s going to attack who, and how it’s going to happen, how people will get affected,” the chief executive of DBS told CNBC on the sidelines of its annual CONVERGE LIVE event in Singapore. Her warning underscores a broader shift in how financial institutions are thinking about risk, as cyber threats become increasingly intertwined with geopolitics and rapid advances…

Elections to select new mayors in Cumbria and Cheshire & Warrington have been postponed until 2027, whilst polls to pick new mayors in Greater Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, Hampshire and the Solent, and Sussex and Brighton, have been pushed back until May 2028. Source link

Bond investors are exacting a heavy price from three of Europe’s largest economies, which are struggling with a credibility crisis as the Iran conflict thrusts government borrowing back into the spotlight.”Britain, Italy and France have now become nations where spreads to what we’d call core nations — such as the U.S. and German government bonds — have been widening where there’s been concerns about inflation and how effectively these sovereigns play their way out of it,” said Craig Inches, head of rates and cash at Royal London Asset Management.Collectively dubbed the ‘BIFs’ — a throwback nod to the so-called ‘PIIGS’…

Chairman Brett Guthrie, R-Ky., arrives for the House Energy and Commerce markup of the FY2025 budget resolution in Rayburn building on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.Tom Williams | CQ-Roll Call, Inc. | Getty ImagesTwo data privacy bills set to be introduced Wednesday and shared first with CNBC would preempt nearly two dozen state laws to create a national standard limiting how tech and finance companies handle user data. The bills — the SECURE Data Act, which focuses on technology companies and the GUARD Financial Data Act that focuses on financial services businesses – are designed to work together to form a…

Bank of America releases analysis on private label trends in packaged food industry Source link

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson told the carriers’ lawyer, “Your argument is that you don’t have the right to invoke a jury trial unless the government comes after you in terms of the enforcement proceeding, and I’m really struggling with why you aren’t happy that the government is not coming after you. If the government is abandoning its claim by not seeking enforcement of it, I don’t know why you would need the right to a jury trial, and why isn’t that a good thing for you?” Wall argued that when a company’s primary regulator “tells us we owe $100 million……

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) conducts U.S. blockade operations related to the Strait of Hormuz on April 16, 2026 in the Arabian Sea.Handout | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesTwo cargo ships were attacked in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, authorities said Wednesday, after the U.S. extended the ceasefire and as diplomats seek to bring the U.S. and Iran together for peace talks.A vessel reported being fired upon about eight nautical miles off the coast of Iran, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations, or UKMTO, center said at 8:38 London time (3:38 a.m. ET), which also warned of “high…

Unlock the White House Watch newsletter for freeYour guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the worldThe number of Americans seeking Irish citizenship through ancestry jumped 63 per cent last year, as the Trump administration’s harsh rhetoric and policies fuelled demand for “plan B” passports.Official figures shared with the FT show US applications to Ireland’s Foreign Birth Register (FBR) — a citizenship route for people with Irish grandparents or parents — increased from 11,601 in 2024 to 18,910 in 2025, the highest figure since digital records began in 2013.Lawyers said the Trump administration’s tough stance on…