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Power Lines Ignited Largest Wildfire in Texas History, State Investigators Say
State investigators, in a definitive conclusion, have traced the origins of Texas' largest recorded wildfire, the Smokehouse Creek fire, directly to power lines, as confirmed by a spokesperson for the Texas A&M Forest Service. 
State investigators, in a definitive conclusion, have traced the origins of Texas' largest recorded wildfire, the Smokehouse Creek fire, directly to power lines, as confirmed by a spokesperson for the Texas A&M Forest Service. -
FDA Holds Off on Eli Lilly's Donanemab Approval, Calls for Expert Review
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has opted to delay its decision on the much-anticipated Alzheimer's drug, donanemab, developed by Eli Lilly and Company. Contrary to expectations for an imminent approval, the FDA has called for a review by an independent panel of experts to delve deeper into the drug's safety and efficacy concerns. 
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has opted to delay its decision on the much-anticipated Alzheimer's drug, donanemab, developed by Eli Lilly and Company. Contrary to expectations for an imminent approval, the FDA has called for a review by an independent panel of experts to delve deeper into the drug's safety and efficacy concerns. -
United Airlines Plane Loses Tire During Takeoff from SFO, Damaging Vehicles in Parking Lot
A United Airlines plane bound for Osaka, Japan, experienced a rare and potentially dangerous incident when a tire fell off during takeoff from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Thursday morning. 
A United Airlines plane bound for Osaka, Japan, experienced a rare and potentially dangerous incident when a tire fell off during takeoff from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Thursday morning. -
Aldi Announces Ambitious Plan to Open 800 New U.S. Stores by 2028
Aldi, the German-owned, Illinois-based discount grocery chain, has unveiled an ambitious plan to add 800 new stores in the United States over the next five years. The expansion, which comes with a $9 billion price tag, aims to strengthen Aldi's presence in its existing strongholds in the Northeast and Midwest while also venturing into new markets in the West, Southern California, and cities like Las Vegas. 
Aldi, the German-owned, Illinois-based discount grocery chain, has unveiled an ambitious plan to add 800 new stores in the United States over the next five years. The expansion, which comes with a $9 billion price tag, aims to strengthen Aldi's presence in its existing strongholds in the Northeast and Midwest while also venturing into new markets in the West, Southern California, and cities like Las Vegas. -
Nikon to Acquire RED Digital Cinema, Expanding into Professional Video Market
Nikon Corporation has announced its entry into an agreement to acquire 100% of the outstanding membership interests of RED.com, LLC (RED), a leading manufacturer of digital cinema cameras. 
Nikon Corporation has announced its entry into an agreement to acquire 100% of the outstanding membership interests of RED.com, LLC (RED), a leading manufacturer of digital cinema cameras. -
New York Community Bancorp Secures $1 Billion Capital Raise, Adds Steve Mnuchin to Board
New York Community Bancorp (NYCB) announced a $1 billion capital raise and a leadership shakeup on Wednesday, as the struggling regional bank seeks to shore up its balance sheet and restore investor confidence. 
New York Community Bancorp (NYCB) announced a $1 billion capital raise and a leadership shakeup on Wednesday, as the struggling regional bank seeks to shore up its balance sheet and restore investor confidence. -
NYCB Shares Plummet as Bank Seeks Urgent Cash Infusion Amid Mounting Troubles
New York Community Bank (NYCB) shares plunged more than 40% on Wednesday afternoon following reports that the troubled regional lender is actively seeking a significant cash infusion to shore up its finances. New York Community Bank (NYCB) shares plunged more than 40% on Wednesday afternoon following reports that the troubled regional lender is actively seeking a significant cash infusion to shore up its finances. -
Target Introduces $49 Annual Membership Program Amid Sales Slump
In a strategic move to diversify its revenue streams and buoy declining sales, Target Corp. has announced the rollout of a new paid membership program, Target Circle 360, setting the stage for the retail giant to compete more aggressively with established players like Amazon and Walmart. 
In a strategic move to diversify its revenue streams and buoy declining sales, Target Corp. has announced the rollout of a new paid membership program, Target Circle 360, setting the stage for the retail giant to compete more aggressively with established players like Amazon and Walmart. -
FAA Audit Uncovers Quality Control Failings at Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has raised serious concerns about Boeing and its primary supplier, Spirit AeroSystems, after a detailed audit revealed significant lapses in quality control standards in the manufacturing of the 737 Max. 
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has raised serious concerns about Boeing and its primary supplier, Spirit AeroSystems, after a detailed audit revealed significant lapses in quality control standards in the manufacturing of the 737 Max. -
Passengers File $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Boeing and Alaska Airlines After Terrifying Midair Incident
Three passengers have initiated a billion-dollar lawsuit against aerospace giant Boeing and major carrier Alaska Airlines, stemming from a harrowing midair incident where a door panel blew out. 
Three passengers have initiated a billion-dollar lawsuit against aerospace giant Boeing and major carrier Alaska Airlines, stemming from a harrowing midair incident where a door panel blew out.
