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After Deadly Crashes, US Says Boeing Can Resume Certifying Some New Planes
US regulators will permit Boeing to certify the airworthiness of some new planes, air safety officials announced Friday, in a sign of authorities' increased confidence in the aviation giant's operations.
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How Quickly Can Trump's Musk-Led Efficiency Panel Slash US Federal Regulations?
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who were tapped by Republican President-elect Donald Trump to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency, have revealed plans to wipe out scores of federal regulations.
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US Taking Steps To Put Google Under Federal Supervision, Report Says
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has taken steps to put Alphabet's Google under formal federal supervision, the Washington Post reported, potentially mounting yet another regulatory challenge for the Big Tech giant.
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"Ability To Continue A Concern": WeWork Warns It Might Go Out Of Business
Embattled office-sharing firm WeWork on Tuesday warned US regulators that it is worried about its survival.
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World's Biggest Crypto Exchange 'Binance' Charged By US Regulator
US authorities on Monday charged cryptocurrency giant Binance with securities law violations that together amounted to what they called "an extensive web of deception" and "calculated evasion of the law."
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US Regulators Probe Donald Trump's Social Media Deal
US regulators are scrutinizing a deal between Donald Trump's fledgling social media company and an investment vehicle to bring the former president's venture to the stock market, documents showed Monday.
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US Regulator Grounds Virgin Galactic Over Flight Deviation From Planned Trajectory
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday said it was grounding space flights by Virgin Galactic while it investigates why the company's July 11 voyage carrying Richard Branson deviated from its planned trajectory.
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Boeing, Hit With $6.6 Million Fine, Faces Much Bigger Repair Bill: Report
Boeing Co will pay a $6.6 million to US regulators as part of a settlement over quality and safety-oversight lapses going back years, a setback that comes as Boeing wrestles with repairs to flawed 787 Dreamliner jets that could dwarf the cost of the federal penalty.
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United Airlines Engine Failure: US Orders Deeper Inspections Of Some Plane Engines
US aviation regulators on Tuesday ordered inspections of all Pratt & Whitney engines similar to the one that broke up on a Boeing 777 passenger plane over Denver at the weekend, directing the tests be carried out before any return to service.
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Moderna Covid Vaccine Shows "No Specific Safety Concerns": US Regulator
The US regulator on Tuesday released new data confirming Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine was safe and effective, a strong sign that it could receive emergency approval in days and be ready to roll out by next week.
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US Body Warns Pharma Firm Mylan Over Quality In Telangana Plant: Report
Mylan NV received a warning from US regulators for failing to ensure key drug ingredients made at one of its plants in India were not contaminated.
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US Antitrust Regulator May Question Facebook Chief: Report
US regulators may question Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg and his right-hand executive to determine if the social network has broken monopoly laws, according to a Wall Street Journal report Friday.
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Genetically-Modified Salmon Safe to Eat, Says US
US regulators on Thursday approved a type of genetically-modified salmon as safe to eat, making it the first transgenic animal destined for American dinner tables.
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Amazon Gets Green Light From US Regulators for New Drone Tests
Amazon.com Inc has won approval from US federal regulators to test a delivery drone outdoors, less than a month after the e-commerce powerhouse blasted regulators for being slow to approve commercial drone testing.
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Top US Regulators Warn Banks Over 'Shellshock' Bug
A group of top US financial regulators urged banks to quickly fix their software to protect it against the "Shellshock" computer bug, saying it could expose them to fraud.
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After Deadly Crashes, US Says Boeing Can Resume Certifying Some New Planes
US regulators will permit Boeing to certify the airworthiness of some new planes, air safety officials announced Friday, in a sign of authorities' increased confidence in the aviation giant's operations.
-
How Quickly Can Trump's Musk-Led Efficiency Panel Slash US Federal Regulations?
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who were tapped by Republican President-elect Donald Trump to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency, have revealed plans to wipe out scores of federal regulations.
-
US Taking Steps To Put Google Under Federal Supervision, Report Says
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has taken steps to put Alphabet's Google under formal federal supervision, the Washington Post reported, potentially mounting yet another regulatory challenge for the Big Tech giant.
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"Ability To Continue A Concern": WeWork Warns It Might Go Out Of Business
Embattled office-sharing firm WeWork on Tuesday warned US regulators that it is worried about its survival.
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World's Biggest Crypto Exchange 'Binance' Charged By US Regulator
US authorities on Monday charged cryptocurrency giant Binance with securities law violations that together amounted to what they called "an extensive web of deception" and "calculated evasion of the law."
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US Regulators Probe Donald Trump's Social Media Deal
US regulators are scrutinizing a deal between Donald Trump's fledgling social media company and an investment vehicle to bring the former president's venture to the stock market, documents showed Monday.
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US Regulator Grounds Virgin Galactic Over Flight Deviation From Planned Trajectory
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday said it was grounding space flights by Virgin Galactic while it investigates why the company's July 11 voyage carrying Richard Branson deviated from its planned trajectory.
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Boeing, Hit With $6.6 Million Fine, Faces Much Bigger Repair Bill: Report
Boeing Co will pay a $6.6 million to US regulators as part of a settlement over quality and safety-oversight lapses going back years, a setback that comes as Boeing wrestles with repairs to flawed 787 Dreamliner jets that could dwarf the cost of the federal penalty.
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United Airlines Engine Failure: US Orders Deeper Inspections Of Some Plane Engines
US aviation regulators on Tuesday ordered inspections of all Pratt & Whitney engines similar to the one that broke up on a Boeing 777 passenger plane over Denver at the weekend, directing the tests be carried out before any return to service.
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Moderna Covid Vaccine Shows "No Specific Safety Concerns": US Regulator
The US regulator on Tuesday released new data confirming Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine was safe and effective, a strong sign that it could receive emergency approval in days and be ready to roll out by next week.
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US Body Warns Pharma Firm Mylan Over Quality In Telangana Plant: Report
Mylan NV received a warning from US regulators for failing to ensure key drug ingredients made at one of its plants in India were not contaminated.
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US Antitrust Regulator May Question Facebook Chief: Report
US regulators may question Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg and his right-hand executive to determine if the social network has broken monopoly laws, according to a Wall Street Journal report Friday.
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Genetically-Modified Salmon Safe to Eat, Says US
US regulators on Thursday approved a type of genetically-modified salmon as safe to eat, making it the first transgenic animal destined for American dinner tables.
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Amazon Gets Green Light From US Regulators for New Drone Tests
Amazon.com Inc has won approval from US federal regulators to test a delivery drone outdoors, less than a month after the e-commerce powerhouse blasted regulators for being slow to approve commercial drone testing.
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Top US Regulators Warn Banks Over 'Shellshock' Bug
A group of top US financial regulators urged banks to quickly fix their software to protect it against the "Shellshock" computer bug, saying it could expose them to fraud.
