Author: Daniel snow

Boeing 737 aircraft fuselages are pictured at the company’s Renton factory in Renton, Washington, on April 15, 2025. Jason Redmond | AFP | Getty ImagesBoeing’s gross orders for new airplanes hit 303 last month, the most since December 2023, as the company makes strides against its rival Airbus and works to stabilize production of its bestselling jets near the Federal Aviation Administration limit.The manufacturer handed over 45 aircraft in May, in line with the month before but higher than the 24 it delivered a year earlier.This year through May, Boeing delivered 220 airplanes to customers, while Airbus delivered 243 planes.…

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Like countless others, Bill Phelps wanted to get rich when he was younger. Now, the 69-year-old CEO of Dave’s Hot Chicken and former CEO and co-founder of Wetzel’s Pretzels says he gets fulfillment out of helping others find financial success.In the last two weeks, 19 Dave’s employees became millionaires after private equity firm Roark Capital acquired a majority stake of the Pasadena, California-based chicken finger chain in deal worth “close to” $1 billion, Phelps said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on June 2.Creating that many millionaires was intentional, Phelps tells CNBC Make It.”I had some investors who were like, ‘you’re giving…

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Artistgndphotography | E+ | Getty ImagesAs Senate Republicans debate President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill”, a lesser-known provision from the House-approved package could make it harder to claim a low-income tax credit.If enacted as written, the House measure in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” would require precertification of each qualifying child for filers claiming the so-called earned income tax credit, or EITC, starting in 2028.Under current law, taxpayers claim the EITC on their tax return — including Schedule EIC for qualifying children.The provision aims to “avoid duplicative and other erroneous claims,” according to the bill’s text. But policy experts…

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Couples often feel like they have the same arguments over and over again. As a therapist, I’ve heard many couples describe how a seemingly minor disagreement can spiral into an intense fight that goes unresolved, and eventually repeats without changing or improving. Even when they’re not fighting, these couples report an underlying tension between them that makes it difficult to enjoy their relationship. To break this pattern, I encourage them to start a “relationship bank account,” in which they make “deposits” when they’re not in conflict. These deposits are actions that make the other person feel like their happiness is being prioritized.The…

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