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Norfolk Southern says Baltimore bridge collapse’s cost is more than $25 million per month

Norfolk Southern’s coal-shipping business has been impacted by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

As bird flu spreads in dairy cows, more surveillance is needed, health officials say

Recent bird-flu outbreaks in dairy cows and other animals underscore the need for better virus surveillance across species, WHO officials said Wednesday.

Alphabet earnings should show AI boosts, but Google still faces many clouds

Contrasting opinions highlight a divergent storyline as Alphabet Inc. nears its first-quarter report on Thursday.

Here’s how much Elon Musk is making on Tesla’s stock rally

Investors in Tesla Inc.’s stock may be having a very good day Wednesday, but none are having anywhere where near as good a day as Chief Executive Elon Musk.

How DraftKings figured out NBA player Jontay Porter was betting on games

The NBA and other major sports leagues make millions from legalized gambling. It could end up costing them.

The number of people with Alzheimer’s disease in their 40s or 50s could be underestimated

Could you develop this disease at such an early age? Your family history could be telling, medical professionals say.

One of Wall Street’s biggest bears is done making market calls

One of Wall Street’s biggest bears is giving up on making S&P 500 calls, at least for now.

Vertiv’s stock rallies as data-center AI deployments fuel earnings beat

Vertiv cites the “acceleration of AI-driven demand” in driving new orders.

Boeing’s losses narrow, but the airplane business keeps getting weaker

The commercial-airplane business has weakened to the point that it is now Boeing’s smallest business segment.

Hasbro swings to a stronger-than-expected profit despite lower revenue

Consumer-product sales fall but gaming provides a boost.

Durable-goods orders get boost from autos and planes, but most manufacturers tread water

Orders for U.S. durable goods jumped 2.6% in March, but most of the increase was tied to new autos and passenger planes. Orders barely rose outside of the transportation sector in a sign of ongoing manufacturing weakness.

Oil prices hold steady ahead of weekly U.S. crude stockpile data

Oil prices were steady on Wednesday morning as investors awaited the release of the official U.S. data on oil and product stockpiles due at 10:30 a.m. Eastern time.
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