SpaceX Illegally Fired 8 Workers Who Criticized Elon Musk: Feds
The employees had alleged that the rocket company failed to address a culture of sexism and discrimination.
Similar Posts
Why do planes have door plugs? And other questions about the Alaska Airlines blowout, answered
The landing gear was stowed, the plane was climbing to cruising altitude, and then a segment of the wall exploded out of the rear cabin of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 on Friday night, just 20 minutes after the plane took off from Oregon’s Portland International Airport airport en route to Ontario, Calif. No passengers were…
Beijing bourse tells ‘major shareholders’ to refrain from selling | Reuters News Agency
Business & Finance 28 November 2023, 4:28 am 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that The Beijing Stock Exchange has de facto implemented a new policy that prevents major shareholders of companies listed on its bourse from selling stock, worried that such sales could douse a long-desired rally.  Market Impact The Beijing bourse currently houses 232…
Blank Street Coffee relied on low costs to grow — now it’s betting on subscriptions
Blank Street Coffee’s shops have taken over New York City as they lure in customers with cheap lattes and cold brew. Now the upstart chain aims to attract even more consumers who want to slash their coffee budgets through a subscription program. The Blank Street Regulars program, which opened to the public this summer, has…
Boeing shares stumble after mid-flight blowout
Boeing shares fell more than 8% at one point while shares in its supplier Spirit Aerosystems dropped 11%.
The Cable Company That Wants to Take the Pain Out of Streaming
Streaming your favorite shows and movies is fun. Less fun: paying for six different services, remembering multiple passwords, figuring out which service has which program—and toggling to live TV so you can watch news and sports. Guess who says he can help? The cable guy. Copyright ©2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved….
Jet accident probe expands to include Boeing supplier
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save As authorities probe Boeing’s safety protocols as part of their investigation into what went wrong with a flight that blew a hole midair last week, the role of a major supplier is also coming into focus: Spirit AeroSystems. The Kansas-based company, which is far less…
