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was launched last week, wiping nearly $600 billion off the value of the company — the greatest one—day decline of any company in history. business correspondent michelle fleury.

on monday, there were fresh questions about america's that news rippled through wall street. a historic one—day loss. as the world's most valuable company. investors are concerned that this shift will reduce demand for al hardware. with major ai spenders

like microsoft and meta al was front and centre, signing a number of executive latest developments, essentially welcoming today and over the last couple of days, i've been reading and much less expensive method. to be laser focussed on competing to wind, on competing to win, ben bajarin is ceo and principal analyst, creative strategies.

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by regulators, supply chain delays and a disastrous as $12 billion. in the side of the plane. it was forced to slow production of the 737 max and injune, the chief executive, dave calhoun,

you're cutting corners. you are sticking it to your employees. you are cutting backjobs because you're trying out of this country. this company. you're strip mining it. you're strip mining boeing. you've got a huge raise, a huge increase. they�* re in danger. for your workers, they're in peril. it wanted to settle by pleading guilty to a single but that offer was

rejected by a judge. as its european rival airbus and it lost billions of dollars in the process. of the art of the turnaround.

that is going to save them. and the faster they can focus on that. of holes in the bucket. the space programme, the new air force one and even the tanker programme. than cost plus, which is normally on military. into the processes at boeing, concern about the manufacturing process that led to some catastrophic, fatal disasters. how confident are you when it comes to safety?

particularly the door on alaska airlines, but it does highlight the complexity of putting and build 36 to a0 of them a month. we get the numbers we update you. this is bbc news.

social and climate issues facing the region. she told me that recent rhetoric from the us definitely added a new flavour to the situation. hostile statements about another allied country.

it's going to spend $2 billion to boost security in the arctic region. this is new announcements, new arctic ships, more and this is to sort of support the autonomous regions messsists'ssst thst; and the one thing that president trump has and security policy strategy. and in that strategy, they actually announced from copenhagen and create enhanced ties to both canadian set new we see mssk—temihs and if this was not

dominating the event, what is top of your agenda at the arctic many of the challenges related to access to minerals but it does come with a cost. livelihoods, as well as climate actions. do you do you see as a possibility it could be bought by the united states?

people themselves. let's get some of the day's other news now. coca—cola has recalled its drinks in some countries and the netherlands. it added that just five product lines had been consumers is very low." of the european union to challenge the block over eu imprt tariffs on china—made electric vehicles.

bmw argues the duties don't strengthen european president trump has claimed that microsoft is in talks the app, with 170 million american users, was briefly into effect last week. to delay by 75 days the enforcement of the law. basketball association is facing a pivotal moment. its game further in 2025.

she's been speaking with our business correspondent but for myself and new investors coming in like me a really great operation. so that's one. be a going concern over time. two, i think the product on the court, right?

to that. to buy in on the majority stake of those teams. and so you need some institutional investment and some private equity to unlock some of that value, particularly for families or owners who've owned for decades level, i think there's an there's an opportunity to a game and be very excited. exciting games, those that have followed the league for a while, really see that much in the nba of late. from the whiz bang action

that you see when you're setting the stage in a way, for a new chapter in that they want to have. i think the league is starting to evolve to be one where it versus just the collective. "it's us against them."

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continues to push further eastwards. now there'll still be plenty of showers just swirling around monday's did. gusts of wind here still 50 to 60 miles an hour, areas of brightness later

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