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stocks pull back at the open on a big day for corporate results. p & g dragging the dow lower comcast and travelers with better than expected results. >> plus the ceos of both southwest and american airlines will join us to discuss this morning. and live from davos, sara is joined by the secretary general of the u.n. later on this hour first up, though, a ton of earnings to get to well start with p & g beating estimates by 5 cents a share sales did miss, hurt by a stronger dollar. do...

The testified during a senate trial. This morning, Mitch Mcconnell said negotiations are at an impasse, said this about the democrats witness wish list. All im asking of schumer, is that we treat trump the same way we treated clinton. We had a procedure that was approved 1000, to go through the opening arguments, have a written question period. And then based on that deciding what witnesses to call. We havent ruled out witnesses, we said, lets handle this case just like we did with president cli...

Boeing is desperate to find an experienced industrial leader—but the top candidates don't seem interested in the daunting task of turning the planemaker around.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the sudden rise of safety concerns filed by employees at Boeing is both "encouraging" and "concerning."

No fewer than 12 people have sustained injuries after a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin was hit by turbulence while flying over Turkey, according to Dublin airport authorities. At least six passengers and six crew members were injured on the flight even though the flight landed safely as scheduled at 1 pm (12:00GMT), the statement said on Sunday. There were emergency services available when the aircraft landed, Al Jazeera reports.

Does ‘if it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t going’ ring true anymore? The Independent’s travel correspondent Simon Calder examines the problem-hit company

Troubled aviation giant Boeing reported a first-quarter loss of $343 million on Wednesday, reflecting recent safety troubles that have slowed production and deliveries.

The plane maker burned through nearly $4 billion in the most recent quarter as fallout from the Alaska Airlines midair accident exacted a financial toll.

Boeing stock jumped at the opening bell on Wednesday after the company reported earnings and revenue for its first quarter that beat estimates.

Witnesses at a US Senate hearing on Boeing drew a disturbing picture Wednesday of an aviation giant that blows off safety questions and sidelines critics as it chases faster production