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Airlines, retailers, hospitals and schools among sectors hit by staff absences
But Chicago-based manufacturer lags behind arch-rival Airbus in deliveries of new aircraft
Lossmaking truck start-up’s valuation had soared above Volkswagen, Ford and GM
Stand-off comes as Biden administration tries to keep children in class despite Omicron virus surge
Carmaker plans to make 150,000 F-150 Lightning pick-ups a year in a test for EV demand
Production rates of wide-body jets may take time to bounce back
Manufacturer switches suppliers but cannot do anything about log-jammed ports
Airbus sales chief says he would like more planes to sell
US carrier expects first quarter of 2022 will be affected as restrictions increase
LiveWire’s listing makes it the latest electric vehicle company to go public via Spac deal
Slow rebound in airline, hotel and cruise industries has sparked executive turnover
Sexism often seems to exist in a magical vacuum with acts but no actors
Two books document and attempt to explain how fear is harnessed by manufacturers and the NRA to fill their coffers
Teenager’s acquittal on murder charges has sharply divided Americans
Homicide trial for Illinois teen has sharply divided public opinion
Company doubles goal to 600,000 a year by end of 2023, but analysts question targets
Carmakers seek out partnerships as vehicles become more electronically complex
European group seeks to challenge US rival Boeing in booming air cargo market
Tesla deliveries to Hertz signal change for markets that long absorbed unpopular models
Families and friends rush to reunite after Biden administration eases pandemic border controls
Electric truck start-up says it will seek repayment from its founder with who it is in dispute with over legal fees
Airline executives struggle to work out how many seats to sell amid staffing constraints
US carmakers’ sales take a hit as they struggle to produce enough inventory to meet customer demand
Target of almost 450bn litres by 2050 is more than 4,000 times current global output
With prices being forced up by disruptions, consumer spending and corporate earnings are at risk
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