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Landon Loomis, vice president for Latin America & Caribbean at Boeing, speaks during a panel at the Bloomberg New Economy Gateway event in Panama City, Panama, on Wednesday, May 18, 2022. Tarina Rodriguez | Bloomberg | Getty Images Boeing named Landon Loomis, a Mandarin speaker and former White House advisor, as the new president of Boeing China, counting on his deep experiences in Beijing to steady the planemaker’s position as U.S.-China tensions flare anew.The appointment, effective immediately, will see Loomis take over the role from his predecessor Alvin Liu, who was appointed to the role in August 2023.Loomis will run…

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 30: An American Airlines Airbus A321 airplane departs Los Angeles International Airport en route to Orlando on March 30, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Carter/Getty Images)Kevin Carter | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesAmerican Airlines posted a smaller-than-expected loss for the third quarter, and its outlook for the rest of the year came in ahead of Wall Street forecasts, sending the stock higher.Here is how American performed in the third quarter compared with Wall Street estimates compiled by LSEG:Loss per share: 17 cents adjusted vs. a loss of 28 cents expectedRevenue: $13.69 billion vs. $13.63 billion expectedAmerican’s…

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Alibaba announced plans to release a pair of smart glasses powered by its AI models. The Quark AI Glasses are Alibaba’s first foray into the smart glasses product category.AlibabaAlibaba on Thursday announced pricing for its upcoming artificial intelligence glasses and launched a new chatbot powered by its latest AI models.The Chinese technology giant said the Quark AI Glasses will go on pre-sale on Oct. 24 on Alibaba’s e-commerce platform Tmall. The pre-sale price will start at 4,699 Chinese yuan ($659.4) but after applying various discounts, will cost 3,999 yuan.Alibaba will begin shipping the product from December.The Hangzhou-headquartered firm also unveiled…

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The world of enterprise AI is dominated by U.S. names from Microsoft to Salesforce, but Europe has a major player that is pushing hard into the space: SAP.In an exclusive interview with CNBC’s “Europe Early Edition,” SAP CEO Christian Klein said that AI is “the number one reason” why customers are signing deals with the firm.  “After we close Q4, actually, 80, 85% of our revenue for next year is already done. So, [a] good pipeline for Q4 and with that, when we close out the year, our customers, also our investors, can expect there’s also very positive output,” he said. SAP’s…

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As many retailers look for ways to shrink store counts and square footage, Dick’s Sporting Goods is going bigger.The retailer is building more sprawling “House of Sport” stores, which typically come in at 120,000 to 150,000 square feet, more than double the 50,000 for its traditional locations. The sporting goods company believes it’s working.”We needed to build the concept that will kill Dick’s Sporting Goods,” Edward Stack, executive chairman and son of founder Dick Stack, told CNBC in an exclusive interview at Dick’s House of Sport store in Pittsburgh. “We need to build the concept that if somebody else built…

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Parts of the IBM Quantum System Two are displayed at IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York on June 6, 2025.Angela Weiss | Afp | Getty ImagesThe Trump administration is in talks with several quantum-computing firms about giving the Commerce Department equity stakes in exchange for federal funding, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. The Journal, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter, said the companies include IonQ, Rigetti Computing and D-Wave Quantum. Other firms, such as Quantum Computing Inc. and Atom Computing, are considering similar arrangements, it added. The news aligns with recent efforts by Washington…

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Japan’s top power generator JERA said on Thursday it will acquire natural gas production assets in the United States for $1.5 billion. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesJapan’s top power generator JERA said on Thursday it will acquire natural gas production assets in the United States for $1.5 billion, in its first foray into shale gas production.JERA said it has reached an agreement with pipeline operator Williams and GEP Haynesville II to acquire 100% of their interests in the South Mansfield gas field in western Louisiana’s Haynesville Shale basin.GEP Haynesville II is a joint venture between GeoSouthern Energy, backed by Blackstone, and Williams.Williams separately announced a $1.9 billion investment in Woodside Energy’s liquefied natural gas production and export terminal under construction in Louisiana.JERA, a joint venture…

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Starbucks Workers United is kicking off a strike authorization vote Friday, as the union representing baristas makes a bid to secure a contract with the coffee giant.The union also said it is planning a wave of rallies and pickets across the country with its baristas and allies.Voting on authorizing a strike at unionized cafes will be open for several days. If approved, the strike itself would be open-ended, with specifics to be determined. As the voting occurs, seventy rallies and pickets will take place from Friday through Nov. 1 across 60 cities, the union said. If the union votes to…

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Mikael Sjoberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesSweden’s Volvo Cars on Thursday posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter profit, prompting shares to rally by around 40% and putting the stock on track for its best-ever trading day.Volvo Cars, which is owned by China’s Geely Holding, posted operating income for the July-September period of 6.4 billion Swedish kronor ($680.4 million), well above analysts’ expectations and up from 5.8 billion kronor a year earlier. The company said the result was largely driven by its ongoing 18 billion kronor cost-saving program, as well as certain one-off items. The Stockholm-listed stock price jumped as much 41% on Thursday…

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