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London 1. Brexit delayed: The European Union has given the United Kingdom a two-week reprieve on Brexit.
EU leaders have agreed that Britain will leave the bloc on May 22 if UK lawmakers approve Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal. The original departure date was March 29. But if May's agreement is rejected for a third time, the United Kingdom will have until April 12 to decide on a new way forward. That could mean a lengthy delay or a messy departure.Kallum Pickering, an economist at Berenberg bank, called the EU action"a small step back from the cliff-edge, for now.
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US Department of Transportation is investigating the FAA's approval of Boeing 737 Max aircraftThe investigation by the U.S. Department of Transportation is focused on a flight safety system suspected of playing a role in the fatal crash of a Lion Air flight, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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U.S. Grounds The Boeing 737 MAX As FAA Cites New EvidenceAfter regulators in dozens of countries halted flights of the plane, the FAA reverses its stance, saying new evidence shows similarities between two deadly crashes.
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US government reportedly investigating the FAA's approval process of Boeing 737 Max planesThe US Department of Transportation is investigating the Federal Aviation Administration's approval process for the Boeing 737 Max aircrafts, which were involved in two recent fatal crashes that killed a combined 346 people, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Dow set to drop | Trump targets GM | US probes FAA Boeing approvalFutures are narrowly mixed ahead of the Monday open, as investors prepare for a Fed meeting later this week.
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U.S. and Boeing have long had a special relationshipWhen it comes to aircraft, Boeing has long been the government’s favorite.
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Boeing, 'cozy forever' with the U.S. government, under scrutiny after Max 8 crashesBoeing and the U.S. government have “been cozy forever,” Jim Hall, the chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) from 1994 to 2001, told Yahoo Finance. Now the government is reportedly investigating Boeing.
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