A judge ruled against Boeing and said families of passengers who died in the 737 Max crash in Ethiopia can seek damages for the pain and suffering felt by the victims shortly before the accident.
Share:
More In Business
Big Business This Week: Has Elon Musk Met His Match?
The X and Starlink owner plays a game of chicken with Brazil's Supreme Court. Also: Disney v DirecTV, the future of steel, and that crazy ol' stock market!
Gen Z Is 'Very Mindful' About Money & Happiness
Find out what Gen Z is saying about how money equates to happiness from Voya Financial and what they think they need to start saving for retirement. Watch!
How The Grey Goose Honey Deuce Became The Biggest Cocktail In Sports
Grey Goose VP of Marketing, Aleco Azqueta, spills the latest on the brand's viral US Open cocktail
Home Prices Up 4%: Can We Break the Cycle of Renting Indefinitely?
PLUS: Taylor Morrison and Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center are teaming up to build and donate 16 fully furnished homes to support cancer patients.
It's ‘Glowtime’ for Apple's iPhone 16 & 'Apple Intelligence' Features
Watch the Apple Event on 9/9 at 10a.m PST on apple.com or the Apple TV app
Fed Cuts, Inflation, Elections, Oh My! What To Watch For In September
Market shifts are expected, with Fed rate cuts starting in September, as inflation slows and affects spending and confidence.
Big Business This Week: NFL Owners Cash In—Ditto the Kelce Brothers
The über-rich are selling out to private equity, the Kelce brothers are selling out to Amazon, and grocery prices are... coming down?!?
Algae Cooking Oil: The New Wave in Healthier, Sustainable Cooking
Algae Cooking Club’s algae oil is redefining health and wellness. How does it compare to traditional oils, and what’s its future?
Labor Day 2024: Record Travel Surge, Rush Tips, and Hot Spots
Skift's Sarah Kopit shares tips for navigating Labor Day weekend crowds and scoring last-minute travel deals.
