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US fertiliser firm CF to boost exports

  Bloomberg The world’s biggest nitrogen fertiliser company may be increasing its market share in Latin America, one of the most important crop-producing regions, as supplies ebb from Russia. Illinois-based CF Industries Holdings Inc is planning to increase its overseas shipments to regions plagued by fertiliser shortages, including Latin America, said Chief Executive Officer Tony Will. Brazil is the No. …

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NTSB is helping China decipher black box clues to 737 jet crash

Bloomberg The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has been helping Chinese officials download two black-box recorders that were damaged in the mysterious crash of a Boeing Co 737 jetliner on March 21. The work to decipher the final sounds caught by cockpit microphones on the doomed jetliner is being carried out in the NTSB’s lab in Washington, spokesman Peter …

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Alaska Air cancels over 100 flights as pilots picket airports

  Bloomberg Alaska Air Group Inc cancelled more than 100 flights as the carrier’s pilots picketed at five West Coast airports amid negotiations over a new labour contract. The airline scrubbed about 14% of its schedule in New York, according to data from Flightaware.com. Further flight cancellations could occur over the weekend due to the staffing disruptions, the Seattle-based company …

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Skyports plans to take flying taxi terminals to Japan, Australia

  Bloomberg Skyports Ltd, the UK-based company that operates infrastructure for flying taxis and other urban aviation devices, is expanding into Japan and Australia as it looks to build terminals for electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft. Skyports is working with partners Kanematsu Corp in Japan and Goodman Group in Australia, with an eye to starting commercial flights as early …

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The Points Guy files motion to dismiss in American suit

  Bloomberg The Points Guy LLC filed a motion to dismiss an American Airlines Inc lawsuit that the travel site violated company rules by letting frequent flyers manage their miles on platforms other than the carrier’s site. The travel agency alleges that the suit should either be “dismissed or transferred to a proper venue,” according to a legal document. American …

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Lotus electric SUV is a lean, mean, China-made driving machine

  Bloomberg British carmaker Lotus’s bid to move from bit player in the racy roadster market to mass relevancy rests on a 600-horsepower electric SUV. China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co, which in 2017 purchased a majority stake in the heritage brand, revealed the Lotus Eletre in London, where it was driven onstage by Formula 1 champion Jenson Button. The …

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Ford steps up Europe EV push with seven all-electric models

  Bloomberg Ford Motor Co is boosting its electric-vehicle lineup with seven new models over the next two years across its passenger car and commercial van range to target sales of more than 600,000 battery-powered vehicles. The US carmaker is also doubling to $2 billion its planned investment at its key European production site in Cologne, Germany, to make electric …

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Sony unveils PlayStation subscription

  Bloomberg Sony Group Corp. introduces a new video game subscription service for the PlayStation, said people familiar with the plans. The service, which has been in development under the codename Spartacus, is Sony’s answer to Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox Game Pass, a sort of Netflix for video games that has amassed more than 25 million subscribers. Sony’s will debut with …

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Apple weighs more chip suppliers, including China

Bloomberg Apple Inc is exploring new sources of the memory chips that go into iPhones, including its first Chinese producer of the critical component, after a disruption at a key Japanese partner exposed the risks to its global supply. It’s considering expanding a roster of suppliers that already includes Micron Technology Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. after Kioxia Holdings Corp. …

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Toyota may stop manufacturing in UK

  Bloomberg Toyota may stop manufacturing in the UK because of a government policy that mandates a rapid switch to fully electric vehicles, the Times of London reported. The company told Transport Secretary Grant Shapps about its concerns for the plan’s transition phase, which bans new gasoline and diesel cars from 2030. While hybrid vehicles will be allowed until 2035, …

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