Boeing is experiencing a surge in orders and approvals, pushing its stock near a buy point, while Airbus faces engine shortages that may impact deliveries.
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Apple's stock experienced its worst day since April due to reported delays in its AI assistant and FTC scrutiny over possible political bias.
The FTC has asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to investigate allegations that Apple News is censoring conservative news sources, citing a study from the Media Research Center.
The US FTC has expressed concerns over allegations that Apple News suppresses right-wing content, citing reports from a right-leaning think tank.
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The FTC's data-sharing order against General Motors (GM) has been settled, preventing GM from collecting and selling geolocation data to third parties, following a proposal made a year ago.
The article discusses the First Trust Large Cap Growth AlphaDEX ETF (FTC) and its potential as a strong ETF, suggesting an evaluation of its performance and suitability for investment.
The First Trust Large Cap Growth AlphaDEX ETF (FTC) has a growth-oriented investment strategy, focusing on large-cap stocks with high growth potential.
Bloomberg's Nina Trentmann and guests discuss the 2026 outlook for dealmaking, citing a decrease in FTC and DOJ challenges and potential lowering of financing costs, amidst geopolitical uncertainties.
Colin Angle, founder of iRobot, discusses the lengthy regulatory challenges that hindered the company's potential acquisition by Amazon, suggesting that such obstacles may stifle innovation in the U.S.
Instacart has agreed to pay $60 million to settle FTC claims of deceiving consumers with unlawful tactics, resulting in higher fees and denied refunds.
Instacart agreed to pay $60 million to settle FTC claims of deceptive business practices, including misleading subscription signup and 'satisfaction guarantee' advertising.
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