Boeing agrees to pay $2.5 billion to settle charges it defrauded FAA on 737 Max

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Boeing agrees to pay $2.5 billion to settle charges it defrauded FAA on 737 Max

New York (CNN Business) Boeing reached a $2.5 billion settlement with the Justice Department on Thursday to settle criminal charges that the company defrauded the Federal Aviation Administration when it first won approval for the flawed 737 Max jet.
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Unemployment Claims Show Continuing Pressure on Job Market

New claims for unemployment benefits remained high last week, the government reported on Thursday, the latest evidence that the pandemic-racked economy still has a lot of lost ground to make up in the new year. The labor market has improved since the …
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Loss of Macy's at Post Oak Mall shines light on nationwide mall landscape change

COLLEGE STATION, TX — Scripture Haven, a locally owned and operated Christian bookstore, has been a tenant of Post Oak Mall for nearly 40 years. “We’ve owned the store for 40 years, and we’ve been here [Post Oak Mall] 38 years of those 40 since …
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F5 snags Volterra multi-cloud management startup for $500M

F5, the applications networking company announced today that it is acquiring Volterra, a multi-cloud management startup for $500 million. That breaks down to $440 million in cash and $60 million in deferred and unvested incentive compensation.
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FTC commissioners criticize Apple and Google in settlement with mobile ad company

The Federal Trade Commission said Thursday it has settled with mobile advertising company Tapjoy over claims it used false advertising offers for the promise of in-game rewards that weren’t given. But two Democratic regulators also said Apple and Google …
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