Boeing’s new CEO moves to factory heartland to stem safety crisis

By Allison Lampert and David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Boeing’s new CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Thursday he would be based in the planemaker’s birthplace Seattle, moving closer to the factory floor to rein in a safety crisis. Ortberg’s confirmation of earlier reports that he would move to Puget Sound, Washington, rather than Boeing’s corporate headquarters…

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Expedia beats second-quarter profit estimates on sustained international travel demand

(Reuters) – Online travel agency Expedia beat analysts’ expectations on Thursday for second-quarter profit, helped by sustained demand for international travel, sending its shares up 7% after the bell. “The travel environment was healthy in the second quarter and like the last few quarters, we saw strong ongoing demand internationally relative to the US,” CEO…

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Customers Bancorp hit with Fed action for risk-management deficiencies

By Pete Schroeder WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve announced on Thursday it had imposed an enforcement action against Customers Bancorp for “significant deficiencies” around the bank’s risk-management and anti money-laundering practices. The bank’s stock fell by more than 20% after the Fed announced the action, but pared losses to close 13.3% lower at $47.01…

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Lumen Technologies shares extend AI-fueled surge after rosy cash-flow outlook

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Shares of Lumen Technologies surged 30% on Wednesday, extending gains from the previous session, after the telecommunications company boosted its annual free-cash-flow forecast due to demand related to artificial intelligence. Lumen shares were trading at $6.54 per share after hitting an intra-day high of $7.83, which is the highest since October…

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