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India top lender says liabilities biggest hurdle to Jet Air sale

Bloomberg The top lender of ailing Jet Airways India said the burden of reversing the grounded carrier’s negative net worth before it can fly again is the biggest challenge for any potential investor. “Liabilities and losses are considerable,” Rajnish Kumar, chairman of State Bank of India, said. “All these past liabilities and then, profitably, can they fly in future? These …

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Under Armour tops earnings estimate in Q1

Bloomberg Under Armour delivered first-quarter earnings that topped analysts’ estimates, another indication that its three-year transformation is getting the athletic brand back on track. Earnings amounted to 5 cents a share, Under Armour said, compared with estimates of break-even. Sales were $1.2 billion, just a slight gain from a year earlier, but above the projected $1.18 billion. Shares jumped in …

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Tyson Foods to recall more ‘frozen items’

Bloomberg Tyson Foods Inc will expand a voluntary recall of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips after more consumers reported fragments of metal in “a small number of products,” the company said in statement. It originally issued a recall of 69,093 pounds of strip products in March and now the expansion includes an additional 11.8 million pounds, the US Department of Agriculture …

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Watches of Switzerland considers IPO as Apollo reduces stake

Bloomberg Watches of Switzerland Group, the UK’s biggest seller of luxury timepieces, said it’s considering an initial public offering in London that could help fuel expansion into the US market. The move would allow private-equity company Apollo Global Management to reduce its stake in the retailer, which handles about half of Rolex’s UK sales. It also could give impetus to …

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Brexit gives London homebuyers biggest discount in a decade

Bloomberg Homebuyers took advantage of Brexit uncertainty to get steep discounts in London’s fanciest neighborhoods in the first quarter. Prices for homes under 2 million pounds ($2.6 million) in the capital’s most sought-after districts fell the most in a decade in the three months through March as politicians failed to agree on a deal for the UK’s orderly withdrawal from …

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Robots race to unload trucks in Amazon-era

Bloomberg As FedEx Corp and United Parcel Service Inc beef up automation to keep pace with surging e-commerce and a potential threat from Amazon.com Inc, they’ve been stumped at a crucial stage: loading and unloading trucks. Robot makers are getting close to solving part of that puzzle. Siemens AG and Honeywell International Inc have built machines that pull packages from …

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SpaceX launches Falcon rocket with Dragon

Bloomberg Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp launched its 17th commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station for longtime customer NASA. The Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon space capsule rumbled aloft from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Dragon will deliver almost 5,500 pounds of science, supplies and hardware, according to NASA, and is slated to attach to …

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Drone makes its first flight guided by air jets, not flaps

Bloomberg A drone developed with the backing of UK defense giant BAE Systems Plc has become the first plane since the dawn of aviation to be maneuvered without the aid of wing flaps. The Magma model is flown by blowing air from its engine at supersonic speeds through slots in the wings. The technology is lighter, more reliable and cheaper …

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Fiat CEO sees ‘significant opportunities’ for auto partnerships

Bloomberg Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV’s CEO Mike Manley said he sees “very significant opportunities” to partner with other automakers on autonomy and electrification projects in the next two to three years. Fiat is seeking to fix a business that is losing money in Asia and Europe while sales in North America, which generates the lion’s share of the company’s profits, …

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Fed officials diverge on need for possible interest rate cut

Bloomberg Two Federal Reserve officials laid out the case for a possible interest-rate cut just days after Chairman Jerome Powell said there was no reason to move in either direction. Two other US central bankers sounded more comfortable with the current policy stance. St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard and Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, both policy voters …

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