Why airlines are scrapping jets years early: engines, not age
Parts shortages are turning young aircraft into donor planes, upending fleet economics for airlines and lessors.

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Parts shortages are turning young aircraft into donor planes, upending fleet economics for airlines and lessors.
A rout in neocloud stocks is forcing investors to weigh Nvidia's hidden exposure as both supplier and lender to the AI buildout.
Helen Chiang's abrupt exit leaves Xbox's 'reset' without its first COO, just as 3,200 job cuts loom.
The same forces that made German automakers dominant now push their suppliers toward defense contracts. Here is what the shift means for the industry.
Peter Steinberger, the developer behind the open-source AI agent OpenClaw and now an OpenAI employee, revealed the eye-watering cost of running AI agents at scale at Cloudflare's Connect conference.
Elon Musk's two flagship companies may combine, but negotiations and regulatory reviews could stretch for years. Here's what decision-makers should watch.
The serial number matches one of the GPUs lifted from Guarulhos airport, and a police report now says a third employee helped move them.
The CSRC green light lets Citigroup go solo in China's capital markets, just weeks before Xi and Trump meet at APEC.
The marketplace is forcing sellers to prove their items are real, targeting AI-generated listings that buyers say they can't identify.
The marketplace's new AI policy targets automated listings and AI-created content, signaling a broader crackdown on generative AI in e-commerce.
The Oculus and Anduril founder is betting $200 million that 'elite working dogs' with advanced body armor will reshape the battlefield.
The streaming giant is tightening household verification, a move that could convert shared-plan discount users into full-price subscribers.