Senate health bill shifts wealth from poor to rich, analysis shows
An independent analysis finds the Senate health bill cuts Medicaid by 772 billion over a decade and taxes for the rich fall mostly to corporations and high income families while low income households face losses of about 2500 a year. It notes opposition from moderates and conservative calls to repeal Obamacare taxes.
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Prime Day hits record numbers for Amazon shoppers
Amazon reports shoppers buying at record levels during Prime Day opening hours in Seattle. Echo remains top seller in the United States with Fire tablets and 23andMe tests among hot items as Prime Day runs 30 hours and expands to Mexico China and India. Analysts predict higher revenue than prior years and see continued Prime signups.
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Takata expands air bag recall adding 2.7 million vehicles
Takata files to include 2.7 million more vehicles from Ford Nissan and Mazda in the expansive recall. Affected model years span 2005 to 2012 with desiccated inflators raising safety risks per NHTSA. Nissan 515000 Versa units 2007 2012 Mazda 6000 B Series 2007 2009 Ford reviewing.
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Pilot narrowly avoids taxiway landing at San Francisco airport
Air Canada Flight 759 carrying 140 passengers aborted a landing after approaching a taxiway where four jets were queued for takeoff. FAA investigating why the Airbus 320 lined up with a taxiway instead of the runway. No injuries or incidents reported as the flight circled for another approach.
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