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A software flaw could send Waymo's self-driving cars speeding into closed construction zones. The fix is free, but the stakes are real.

BHP's Canadian potash mine has overrun its budget for the third time, raising questions about who pays when a giant fertilizer gamble goes sideways.

JetBlue is closing staff bases at Newark and LaGuardia this fall, pulling back from its home turf to protect a more profitable operation in Fort Lauderdale.

Big banks are making a final push to loosen federal capital rules, arguing the current proposals hurt markets. Skeptics say the risk lands on taxpayers.

The administration is paying a Chicago developer $765M to abandon offshore wind leases, redirecting the money to gas plants in the Midwest.

New Diageo CEO Dave Lewis, known for ruthless cost cuts at Tesco and Unilever, is asking executives to find savings as the Johnnie Walker maker struggles in the US.

A federal judge ruled that Meng Wanzhou's 2021 admissions about Iran sanctions fraud can be used against Huawei at its September criminal trial.

The Air Force handed production deals to two companies to build semi-autonomous drone fighters, with a goal of 1,000 combat aircraft by decade's end.