Le Boeing 737 MAX 7 a obtenu sa certification lundi 3 août après près d'une décennie de retards. Les livraisons et l'entrée en service de cet appareil sont désormais attendues pour 2027.
Stocks rally at the start of the week, pushing the S&P 500 near a record high, driven by falling oil prices after President Donald Trump called off a planned strike on Iran. Boeing shares surge on FAA certification, an analyst upgrade, and lower oil prices.
A new study by Cornell University found that honey from organically managed bee colonies in the northeastern US had pesticide levels similar to certified organic honey, suggesting current strict US organic certification rules could be revised to open a large market for struggling beekeepers.
Qatar introduces the Qatar Diamond Exchange (QDE), a regulated marketplace in Ras Bufontas Free Zone, aiming to diversify its economy by connecting Doha with global diamond trading networks, leveraging its Kimberley Process certification.
A Virginia federal judge ruled that the FDA's special certification requirement for prescribing mifepristone is illegal, citing lack of justification given the drug's proven safety and effectiveness.
Archer Aviation CEO Adam Goldstein stated the company is focused on certifying its air taxis by the 2028 LA Olympics. The company also unveiled its Thunder autonomous defense craft with Anduril, leading to a nearly 20% stock rally, benefiting from a new eVTOL pilot program.
European pilots have completed C919 flight tests in China, finding no major hardware risks. While this is a step towards EASA certification, the timeline remains uncertain for the Chinese-made jet, which aims to compete globally.
Amazon and UL settled a lawsuit with Chinese ebike manufacturer Aipas for falsely claiming UL safety certification. Despite a permanent injunction, WIRED found Aipas still running Facebook ads with the UL logo. This highlights a broader issue of fraudulent safety marks in online marketplaces, especially for lithium-ion battery devices, posing fire risks.
Beta, backed by Amazon, completed its first test flights in the U.S. government's electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) pilot program, transporting manufactured organs between Maryland and Virginia. The flights covered 275 nautical miles, aiming to pave the way for routine medical applications via electric flight.
Hong Kong authorities have eased a proposal for mandatory annual medical check-ups for commercial vehicle drivers aged 65-69, reducing the frequency to twice in five years after industry backlash. The move aims to enhance road safety by ensuring drivers can manage health risks.
After months of legal battles and delays, Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' has received an 'A' certificate from the CBFC. The film's lengthy and controversial censor process, including a piracy leak, is one of the longest in Tamil cinema history. Release date expected soon.
Graduates from the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics' aviation maintenance program are entering a strong job market, with many securing employment before or shortly after graduation. The Federal Aviation Administration's A&P certification is highly sought after in an industry facing a significant shortage of skilled mechanics.
The film Satluj, based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was removed from ZEE5 in India after its OTT release without mandatory certification. The information and broadcasting ministry stated the film bypassed required cuts and certification, leading to its withdrawal.
Hyundai Motor Group is partnering with the South Korean government to create a national certification for Plug and Charge (PnC) technology. This initiative aims to boost electric vehicle adoption by simplifying and securing the charging process.
ZEE5 has removed the film 'Satluj', based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, from its Indian streaming platform just 48 hours after its release. The film remains available internationally. The platform cited 'current developments' and is exploring legal avenues to bring it back.
NASA's inspector general audit indicates Boeing's Starliner crew capsule likely won't be certified for operational ISS flights until 2025, a decade behind its original target. The report cites unresolved technical issues like helium leaks and overheating thrusters, leading to increased costs for NASA and greater reliance on SpaceX for crew transportation.
Le régulateur financier indonésien (OJK) impose une certification aux influenceurs recommandant des produits financiers, y compris les cryptomonnaies. Les promotions crypto sont limitées aux plateformes agréées, sous peine d'amendes.
Indonesia's financial regulator now requires influencers recommending digital assets to obtain competency certifications, expanding oversight of financial promotions on social media.
South Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups will provide trade secret certification to safeguard business ideas after a data breach exposed 5,000 applicants' information from the 'Startup for All' program. An AI company exploited a website vulnerability to access emails, idea summaries, and evaluations.
A survey by the Fair Tax Foundation reveals 67% of Britons want higher digital services taxes on global tech giants like Meta and Google to increase their UK tax contributions. The UK's 2% digital services tax, introduced in 2020, raised £800m in 2024-25 but faces criticism and US opposition.
India is creating new sustainability certification standards for its export products to boost international competitiveness. The commerce ministry is seeking sector-specific data to align with global regulations and trade partner demands.
France's ANSSI will stop certifying security products without quantum-resistant encryption in 2027, aligning with US NSA timelines and pushing vendors to adopt post-quantum cryptography for government contracts.
Qantas has again postponed its direct Sydney to London flights, now slated for October 2027. The delay is attributed to extended wait times for new Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft, with the first delivery pushed to April 2027, impacting the previously announced 2027 launch.
Microsoft reportedly ended talks for a $3 billion cloud infrastructure deal with Oracle due to FedRAMP security concerns. Oracle disputes the claims, highlighting their partnership. The failed deal underscores the strain on computing resources amid the AI boom, with Microsoft seeking capacity elsewhere.
