Boeing’s strike is over. Now, the hard work starts to turn things around.
CEO Kelly Ortberg has a four-point plan to improve Boeing. Ending the strike is a start, but analysts say it will take time to ramp up production.
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Raygun, the Olympic breakdancer who became a laughing stock, says she is retiring because of the backlash
The Australian breaker said the criticism she had faced after the Paris Olympics had been "really upsetting" and "impossible to process."
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Why the CEO of a big US homebuilder is gambling on green homes
Beazer CEO Allan Merrill said building climate-friendly homes can add up to $30,000 to construction, but the investment will pay off.
Air France-KLM says people avoided Paris during the Olympic Games — and that was bad news for the airline group
Air France-KLM posted disappointing earnings and attributed the decline to reduced travel to and from Paris during the Olympic Games this summer.
US Army Rangers have been training for a different kind of fight: neutralizing enemy underground nuclear facilities
Shifting their role, US Army Rangers linked up with a little-known unit to practice taking down an adversary’s nuclear sites.
Millennials are raising pets instead of kids. It’s not going well for the pets.
Birth rates are declining, and millennials own more pets than any other age group. But experts say treating animals like kids isn’t good for them.
I’m a mom of 6 and don’t throw birthday parties after age 1. Kids don’t remember them and they are a waste of money.
My oldest kid is 18 and looking through birthday photos I realized she didn’t even remember her parties. Now I only do parties for the first year.
Gen Z is obsessed with manifesting their way to riches and romance
On TikTok, Zoomers are turning to a higher power to guide them through uncertainty.
More young people are getting colorectal cancer. Being active at these times of day could lower the risk.
A new study suggests that being active in the morning and evening could lower the risk of colorectal cancer by 11%.