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The largest U.S. personal injury law firm is exploring a private equity stake sale that could eventually lead to a public listing, reshaping who controls the legal industry.

The first US screwworm case since 1966 hit a Texas calf this week, threatening up to $1.8 billion in losses and a cattle herd already at a 75-year low.

A $500 million lessor deal pushed Embraer's regional jet program past a milestone, as airlines keep choosing smaller, fuel-efficient planes over wide-body jets.

Amazon unveiled a new AI-powered warehouse robot that takes conversational instructions, part of an $11.6 billion European expansion that reshapes how goods move to your door.

Jack Daniel's parent rejected a $15B buyout, posted better sales than expected, and then warned that the good news probably won't last.

Tesla's unsupervised robotaxi service now covers the entire Austin metro, but it's operating at a fraction of Waymo's scale and struggling with long waits.

Private equity firm IG4 and state oil giant Petrobras are now co-controllers of Braskem, ending years of failed sale attempts by the scandal-scarred Odebrecht group.

New FCC rules will bar Chinese equipment from undersea cables carrying 99% of global internet traffic, while fast-tracking approvals for Google and Meta.