These are the top stories from?the New York Times Business Pages. ? These stories have not been?verified? and we cannot vouch for the accuracy of these reports. Anthropic has released a public version its Mythos AI model. However, it will be restricted from being used in high-risk areas like cybersecurity. This is after an earlier preview this year caused a global stir with its ability to detect'software flaws. General Motors is releasing software that will allow some U.S. owners of electric vehicles to send power back to the grid. This is another example of auto companies seeking business opportunities in...

Brazilian aviation regulator ANAC 'expects that its U.S. counterpart Federal Aviation Administration will certify the Boeing 737 MAX 10 in this year, and will 'work quickly to validate a decision locally. Boeing and airlines such as Brazilian airline Gol rely on the MAX 10 narrowbody, the largest variant, to help them grow. "Because it's an?FAA timetable, I can’t really comment. But I strongly believe that it will happen in this year," Faierstein said on the sidelines of an international airline chiefs meeting in Rio de Janeiro, on Monday. We will also work hard to get it done quickly here. We...

Ramiro Escobar, a Colombian, had always dreamt of visiting Cuba. Last week, the 68 year-old finally made the trip after putting it off for decades. He visited the island's most famous sites including the Varadero beach resort with its white sands. Escobar raved about his trip despite Cuba's struggling economic situation and fuel shortages. He said, "It is true that the country is in crisis but there are still many services available and my experience has been excellent." "I have had a wonderful time here." Escobar, a foreign tourist from Latin America, was the only one out of six to...

Dubai's Emirates president says that the company expects to get its first Boeing 777X, which has been delayed for years, by June next year. However, it is still waiting on progress in Rolls-Royce engine improvement, which would allow them to order Airbus A350-1000. Emirates, the largest buyer of wide body jets in the world, has complained a lot about the long delays with Boeing's biggest?model and the durability of the engines on Airbus's own biggest model. Tim Clark, Emirates President, said on the sidelines a Berlin industry conference that the 777X was in "good shape". The airline anticipates receiving its...

Emirates' president stated that Dubai expects its first Boeing 777X to arrive in June of next year. However, the company has not seen any progress with Rolls-Royce engines, which would allow them to order Airbus A350-1000. Emirates, the world's biggest buyer of wide-body jets, has complained repeatedly about Boeing's 'long' delays and Airbus's engine reliability on its own largest model. Tim Clark, Emirates President, said on the sidelines a Berlin industry conference that the 777X was in "good shape". The airline anticipates receiving its first '777X' in May or June of next year. This is 14 years after Emirates was...

As regional carriers rebuild their schedules following war-related disruptions, some airlines are gradually restoring flights to the Middle East. However, the conflict continues to disrupt larger traffic flows. Middle Eastern airlines increased capacity following severe disruption caused by the Iran War, while many carriers outside of the Gulf still divert Europe-Asia flight to avoid the area. The latest flight information is listed below alphabetically: AEGEAN AIRLINES Thessaloniki-Tel?Aviv flights were cancelled by Greece's biggest carrier until June 26. Dubai flights are cancelled until August 31. Erbil, Baghdad and Erbil flights will be cancelled until July 2. AIRBALTIC AirBaltic, a Latvian airline,...

The head of India's agency for ship safety certification has said that the agency is taking a more aggressive stance against vessels that are involved in evading trade sanctions by canceling the certification of over 200 tankers and ships. The Indian Register of 'Shipping' (IRClass) is one of the world's most prestigious'ship 'certifiers. A vessel being removed from this list could make it difficult for them to obtain insurance or access ports. Arun Sharma, Executive Chairman of the Mumbai-based non-profit organization IRClass, said that since 2023 235 ships have been declassified from its registry. These are mostly oil tankers, but...

Fuel?shocks that hit U.S. Airlines are doing more than just squeezing the margins. They're widening an existing product gap, which may take many years to close, as strong carriers continue to invest in lounges and premium seating, along with technology, international networks, that their weaker competitors may not be able to match. Executives from financially strong carriers such as United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Alaska Air spoke at the International Air Transport Association (IATA)'s annual meeting in Rio de Janeiro. They said that a growing divide exists between those airlines who have the ability to upgrade their services and those...

Tim Clark, the airline's president, said that despite the financial pressures from the Middle East war, Emirates does not plan to reduce its capacity. The airline is continuing to fly passengers via Dubai to destinations such as India and Australia. They are taking precautions, including carrying extra fuel. Clark added that he did not care about the extra cost. Emirates also wants to expand in Germany. It says that most stakeholders would benefit from increased long-haul flight capacity. Emirates has been campaigning for more access to Berlin since its inception. Clark said Emirates had secured slots in Berlin but lacked...

An executive revealed that the AI coding startup Cursor will be opening its European headquarters in London, and hiring 200 employees, as the demand for automated software development tools grows. Elon Musk’s SpaceX is preparing for a highly anticipated IPO this coming week. In April, it announced that it had acquired an option to acquire the code-generation startup Cursor later this year for $60 billion, or pay $10 Billion for their new partnership as it pushes further into the lucrative'market for AI developer tool. Cursor, based in San Francisco, chose London because of its 'access to multilingual workers and deep...

Vietnam's major airlines have been ordered to examine the progress of multi-billion dollar agreements with Boeing and Pratt & Whitney and look at new import deals with American firms, as Hanoi tries to bolster its hand in a?trade negotiating with the United States. The directive was issued on June 5, and then reviewed on Tuesday by the Ministry of Industry and Trade. This ministry is in charge of Vietnam's efforts to "demonstrate" to Washington the fact that the bilateral trade agreements are being implemented. The move follows three separate Trump Administration probes that targeted Hanoi over alleged trade distortions through?excessive...

On Tuesday, gale-force winds and rough waves battered New Zealand’s capital city of Wellington. This forced ferry and flight cancellations and road closures. Authorities urged hundreds along the?south coast of the city?to evacuate. An airport spokesperson confirmed by email that a light?aircraft was briefly blown over at Wellington Airport after a strong wind gust tipped it onto its wing. It said, "Nobody was hurt and it was quickly rectified." The 'New Zealand Herald' reported that the plane was just landing and the passengers had already disembarked when it tipped. At Wellington Airport, eight flights were canceled. Air New Zealand has...