Heathrow delays ripple after weekend tech failures
Europe’s busiest airport faced travel disruption as about 60 arrivals and 130 weekend cancellations affected major carriers including British Airways. Airline officials said the technical issue at Heathrow is resolved and extra staff were deployed to assist passengers, with knock-on effects on short haul schedules.
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GM to pull out of Australia New Zealand and Thailand
GM plans to wind down Holden operations in Australia and New Zealand in 2021 and sell its Rayong factory in Thailand to Great Wall Motors, withdrawing the Chevrolet brand from Thailand by year end. The move affects about 1, the company says 2 workers in the region and follows weak sales and low plant utilization.
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Zuckerberg meets EU officials ahead of AI rules release
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg met EU leaders Margrethe Vestager Thierry Breton and Vera Jourova in Brussels as the bloc prepares its first draft of artificial intelligence regulations. The visit comes as the EU moves to regulate facial recognition and digital strategy, signaling potential limits on tech giants.
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Quicken founder back to work after stroke
Dan Gilbert, founder and chairman of Quicken Loans, is slowly returning to his Detroit office eight months after a stroke. He works one to two days weekly, uses a wheelchair with a service dog, and undergoes daily therapy. He plans his first public speech since May at Crain's Newsmakers of the Year luncheon in Detroit.
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