Tuesday 21 January 2020

Honda recalling 2.4 million U.S. vehicles for new air bag inflator defect

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Honda recalling 2.4 million U.S. vehicles for new air bag inflator defect

Honda Motor Co said on Tuesday it will recall 2.4 million older U.S. vehicles for potentially defective air bag inflators.

NYC Transit expects return of Bombardier subway cars to service this week

New York City Transit expects subway cars recently built by Bombardier Inc to return to service this week, after an estimated 300 cars were yanked earlier in the month due to safety concerns, agency President Andy Byford said on Tuesday.

Wall Street falls as China virus reaches the U.S.

Wall Street lost ground on Tuesday, backing away from record highs as a viral outbreak from China found its way to U.S. shores and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered its global economic growth forecast.

Michigan, Tesla reach agreement for direct car delivery: source

Tesla Inc has reached a settlement with Michigan to allow the electric-car maker to directly deliver its vehicles to customers in the state, a person familiar with the agreement said on Tuesday.

United tops profit forecasts even as Boeing 737 MAX crisis drags on

United Airlines Holdings Inc on Tuesday beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit and held to its 2020 profit target, with a turnaround strategy overseen by its outgoing CEO underpinning growth even as the Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded.

Netflix subscriber growth beats Wall Street estimate as market leader faces Disney

Netflix Inc added more paying subscribers than Wall Street expected in the fourth quarter as it faced new competition from lower-cost services from Walt Disney Co and Apple Inc for the first time in the streaming video wars.

IBM forecasts full-year profit above estimates on cloud growth

International Business Machines Corp forecast full-year profit above market expectations on Tuesday after reporting surprise growth in quarterly revenue, boosted by its high-margin cloud computing business, sending its shares up more than 4%.

Risk assets fall as Chinese virus triggers anxiety

Risk assets took a hit across the globe on Tuesday, while the Japanese yen and U.S. Treasury prices gained, as financial markets reacted to mounting concern about a new strain of flu-like virus out of China.

Factbox: How a virus impacts the economy and markets

The outbreak of a new virus in China has sent shivers through world financial markets, with investors drawing comparisons to the 2003 SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak in order to assess its potential economic impact.

Exclusive: Philadelphia refinery expected to be sold to real estate developer - sources

The bankrupt Philadelphia Energy Solutions is expected to sell its fire-damaged refinery site to real estate developer Hilco Redevelopment Partners, three sources familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.

Boeing warns of new 737 MAX delay, now sees mid-year return to service

Boeing Co said on Tuesday it does not expect to win approval for the return of the 737 MAX to service until mid-year due to further potential developments in the certification process and regulatory scrutiny on its flight control system.

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