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A Maker of Drone Parts Scores Success in Domestic Production

Unusual Machines saw an opportunity to make relatively low-cost drone components, including motors and flight controllers, in the U.S.

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India and Singapore Deepen AI, Chips Ties as U.S. Tariff Risks Grow

The two nations signed agreements spanning sectors from shipping to civil aviation, and plan to collaborate on state-level skill centers to meet industry demand.

Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, right, and Lawrence Wong, Singapore's prime minister, during a joint press statement at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, India, on Thursday, Sep. 4, 2025. Photographer: Prakash Singh/Bloomberg

Families Urge Judge to Block DOJ Deal Letting Boeing Dodge Felony Charges

In June, a lawyer representing 16 families had called the proposed deal "morally repugnant," asserting that it would allow Boeing to sidestep accountability.

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U.S. Tariff Uncertainty Delays the Economic ‘Power’ Lutnick Predicted

The judges let the levies stay in place while the case proceeds, threatening to freeze corporate investment decisions until the cost of tariffs are clearer.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Photographer: Brian Kaiser/Bloomberg

Korean Air Signs Deal to Buy 103 Boeing Planes

Seoul had earlier promised $150 billion to support the U.S. shipbuilding industry as part of its trade deal with Washington.

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Boeing in Talks to Sell as Many as 500 Planes to China

Boeing has notched only 30 orders with Chinese carriers and leasing companies since the start of 2019.

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Airbus Workers to Strike at U.K. Wing Factories Over Pay

Airbus said it is not concerned about the strike affecting its year-end delivery schedule, but the union Unite said the strike would disrupt production and delay deliveries.

An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire

Chinese Carriers Claim Jets From Elusive Airbus Mega-Order

The order, reported on by Bloomberg News in June, would be among the largest ever for Chinese airlines, which typically order in bulk through the government.

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How Additive Manufacturing Is Scaling Innovation in Critical Industries

Organizations that embrace additive manufacturing as infrastructure, not just as an experimental tool, will be positioned to lead in the decade ahead.

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Cathay Pacific Invests in Long-Haul Fleet as Budget Unit Suffers

The carrier said travel demand for its namesake unit remains robust and the airline will continue to add more flights and destinations.

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Supply Chain Woes Stall Airbus Deliveries in July

The world’s biggest planemaker has delivered around 370 planes in the first seven months of 2025, less than half its annual goal.

An Airbus A321XLR plane. Photo: Axel Heimken/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

Boeing Defense Workers Go on Strike

The strike could put added pressure on the already troubled planemaker, which generates about 30% of its revenue from its defense and space division.

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