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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 2024

Page

4

Public backs air travel as safe despite maintenance doubts

AP-NORC poll finds about 70 percent of U.S. adults view air travel as very or somewhat safe, though only around 20 percent are confident planes are properly maintained or free of structural faults. The study notes Alaska Airlines 737 incident and ongoing Boeing and FAA concerns.

U.S Associated Press-Norc Center For Public Affairs Research Alaska Airlines Oregon Boeing Federal Aviation Administration Margaret Burke Pensacola Florida Burke California

Stocks push S&P 500 above 5000 as tech leads gains

U S stocks climbed on Friday with the S&P 500 closing at 5,026.61 after a 0.6 percent gain, its 10th record in less than a month. Nasdaq jumped 1.2 percent near its all time high while Dow dipped 0.1 percent. Nvidia Microsoft Amazon powered gains. PepsiCo and Expedia lagged on softer profits and forecast. Cloudflare surged 19.5 percent on strong results and a record renewal. Ariane Gorin announced as Expedia CEO in May. Take-Two fell 8.7 percent on weaker profit and dimmer forecast.

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IRS IG finds system leaks as 19 contractors kept access

A Treasury TIGTA report says the IRS did not suspend 19 contractors with unfavorable background checks, leaving access to sensitive systems. Four contractors were terminated. others resubmitted paperwork and received favorable checks. Authorities stress no taxpayer data were compromised.

Washington IRS Inspector General IRS Treasury Department Inspector General For Tax Administration Daniel Werfel Associated Press TIGTA Charles Edward Littlejohn Washington, D.C Donald Trump Littlejohn New York Times ProPublica Trump Jason Smith House Ways and Means Committee Smith Werfel Inspector General

Biden targets chip growth with 5 billion center plan

The National Semiconductor Technology Center will be funded under the CHIPS Act to spur US research and training for advanced chips. Commerce Secretary Raimondo says AI and supply security drive demand and a series of funding announcements will follow. About 375,000 workers earn an average 82,830 in chip production.

Washington Biden Administration National Semiconductor Technology Center Chips and Science Act United States White House Taiwan Gina Raimondo Raimondo Labor Department

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