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"All Systems Go": Goldman Sees Improvement As Boeing Turnaround Gains Momo Boeing shares jumped as much as 5% after the company posted a smaller-than-expected first-quarter cash burn and delivered the most aircraft since 2019 (outdelivered Airbus for the first time in years), reinforcing the view that the turnaround is beginning to lift off. The CEO's earlier comment was "all systems go," while Goldman's initial read on the quarter pointed to "improvements." First-quarter earnings results show Boeing is gaining traction and is set to ramp up 737 production, a key step toward...

AI Spend Lifts Core US Durable Goods Orders Rise For 17th Straight Month In August With PMIs soaring to multi-year highs earlier in the week, US durable goods orders were expected to be mixed in preliminary August data. And mixed it was (with plenty of revisions)... the headline print was unchanged MoM (better than the 0.3% MoM decline expected) with a small revision lower for July. Boeing reported fewer orders in August compared with the prior month. However, Ex-Transports disappointed, rising just 0.3% MoM (half the expected 0.6% MoM rise) with a revision...

London Buses Must Now Be Equipped With Stab-Kits Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Calls for “bleed kits” to be rolled out across London’s bus network have gained traction, with the London Assembly unanimously backing a motion to install them in major bus stations and trial them on high-risk routes. These kits, designed to stem severe bleeding from deep wounds, are pitched as a lifesaver in emergencies—yet their sudden necessity speaks volumes about the city’s descent into chaos under unchecked policies. The push comes from the London Youth Assembly, highlighting how young people feel increasingly unsafe on public transport. BBC...