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NTSB investigates deadly Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami airport
Federal investigators are examining the wreckage at Miami International Airport after an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway, killing five people in vehicles.
American Airlines passenger duct-taped to seat after mid-air meltdown loses his job
An Arizona man who was restrained with duct tape and zip ties during a chaotic in-flight meltdown on an American Airlines flight has lost his job.
WATCH: Trump touts the economy in Pennsylvania, following interim agreement with Iran
President Donald Trump visited a manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania to refocus public attention on the domestic economy following an interim agreement regarding the recent conflict in the Middle East.
Brent oil near 98 as Hormuz attacks deepen supply risks
Brent crude traded near six-week highs following a dangerous escalation of military strikes involving the US and Iran in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump claims he earned hundreds of billions for US from stocks
President Donald Trump sparked controversy by claiming on Truth Social that his financial maneuvers have generated hundreds of billions of dollars for the U.S.
Miami International Airport faces flight delays following deadly cargo plane crash
Miami International Airport experiences widespread flight disruptions following a fatal Prime Air cargo plane accident that killed five people.
MIA flight disruptions continue following fatal Amazon cargo plane crash
Flight operations at Miami International Airport remain severely disrupted following a fatal Amazon cargo jet accident that killed five people and injured five others.
Beans Lead UK’s Plant-Based Food Growth As Shoppers Shun Meat & Vegan Alternatives
New UK industry data reveals that shoppers are turning away from conventional meat and processed vegan alternatives in favor of whole-food plant proteins.
China injects $54 billion into state-owned banks and insurers
The Chinese government has initiated a capital-boosting campaign, directing 360 billion yuan into eight foundational financial institutions to counteract domestic economic pressures.
Nigeria rejoins FTSE Frontier Index after three-year absence
Nigeria has officially rejoined the FTSE Frontier Index Series after a three-year absence, buoyed by improved foreign-exchange liquidity and structural market enhancements.
Amazon cargo plane crashes into vehicles after overrunning Miami airport runway
An Amazon Prime Air cargo flight overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking multiple vehicles and triggering a full airport ground stop.
Frontier Airlines Confirms Its Final Day At New York JFK After Only 2 Years
Frontier Airlines confirmed its final day of operations at New York JFK Airport will be October 5, ending a two-year presence due to high operating costs.
Trump manufacturing pledge falters as factory construction and jobs slump
Despite massive industrial pledges and aggressive tariffs, official data reveals a slump in factory construction spending and significant job losses.
OPEC+ keeps oil output policy unchanged for October
OPEC+ decided to keep its oil output policy unchanged for October during a video conference, pausing further production increases as geopolitical conflict disrupts crude exports.
Jaguar Land Rover opens voluntary redundancy programme to save £1.7bn
Jaguar Land Rover is launching a voluntary redundancy programme for salaried and management team members to save about £1.7bn over two years.
Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber Launched in India at Rs 2.09 Lakh
Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles has launched the new Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber in India, starting at Rs 2,08,942 with fresh visual updates and five color options.
California private sector workers face mandatory union dues threat
Private sector employees in California remain vulnerable to compulsory unionism and potential termination if they refuse to pay union dues, unlike public workers protected by the Supreme Court.
American Airlines passenger duct-taped to seat after racist outburst
An American Airlines flight made an emergency diversion after a first-class passenger attacked his seatmate, hurled slurs, and was duct-taped by passengers and crew.
Trains resume services after major disruption from fire near London Paddington
Rail services are returning to normal following severe disruption caused by a trackside grass fire near London Paddington that affected routes to Heathrow.
39-year-old major bullet manufacturer files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Mead Industries Inc., a Nebraska-based ammunition manufacturer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid declining revenues and industry headwinds.