Industrials

The Porte de la Chapelle Arena in construction for the Paris2024 Olympic games has been delayed by supply chain distortion caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Airbus and Boeing are on average delivering new jetliners three-to-six months late, blaming post-pandemic havoc in supply chains, delegates at two major aviation conferences said.

Emerson Electric makes its offer to acquire National Instruments Corp public to shareholders after receiving the cold shoulder from management for months.

Chemours board member Bradley Bell resigned over the company's decision to include abortion and gender transitioning coverage in its employee benefits plan.

Aerojet was put back up for sale after federal regulators in January sued to block its planned $4.4 billion purchase by Lockheed Martin Corp. on antitrust grounds.

Rep. Ro Khanna (D. Calif.) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R. Fla.) are working to reduce supply chain by putting the Government in control of organizing the economy.

Nearly 63,000 Jeep Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid SUVs are being recalled due to a software issue that could lead to a loss of power while the vehicle is in motion.

BHP predicts that demand for copper – an excellent conductor of electricity and has wide-ranging uses including in construction and electronics – will double in the next three decades.

The "floating train" in Thailand that only runs on the weekends from November to February has given attendees the illusion of aquatic travel and has continued to sell out fast.

As large businesses raise their prices, near four-decade high inflation eats into their profit margins leading to mixed results across various industries.

Europe is staring down a winter energy crisis. Russia has reduced natural gas supplies to Europe over their supports Ukraine, sending prices skyrocketing.

Boeing plans to find new customers for the Boeing 737 Max jets that were built for Chinese airlines. China’s aviation regulators have not yet approved the delivery.

Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance that includes United Airlines, wants 12 to 15 of its 26 members to use its biometrics strategy or ensure compatibility by 2025

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy provides insight on the averted railroad strike, President Biden's controversial student loan handout, and the upcoming election.

The Biden administration is preparing for a potential shutdown over the looming national railroad strike that could cost the U.S. more than $2 billion per day in economic output.

Lobster fishermen in Maine were denied an appeal by a federal judge to overturn new fishing rules designed to help save endangered whales, which limit the harvest of lobster.

Environmentalist group Seafood Watch added lobster to its "red list" of seafood to avoid after the group discovered the lobster fishing industry's impact on North Atlantic right whales.

AT&T and Corning expect the partnership to create 250 jobs in Gilbert, Arizona. The Broadband Infrastructure Law allocated $65 billion in new spending for broadband.